You Deserve to Enjoy Intimacy Comfortably
Sex Therapy for overcoming barriers so you can enjoy pleasure during intimacy in Ann Arbor and all of Michigan
I can help you get your desire and libido back
Do you wish you liked sex more than you actually do?
YOU WISH YOU WANTED IT
Working with an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist can help you enjoy sex and intimacy in more comfortable and enjoyable ways.
After years of showing up for your partner during sex or not totally being in touch with what it is you actually enjoy, you may feel like sex is something you do for your partner rather than for your enjoyment.
What if you could….
Feel comfortable and confident in your body during sex
Actually enjoy sex rather than feel like it’s a chore or performance
Look forward to sex rather than be filled with anxiety, fear and trauma triggers
You’re ready to enjoy sex and actually want it again.
BREAK THROUGH THE TOP 10 BARRIERS TO YOUR PLEASURE
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How to Work through Barriers Standing in the Way of Your Pleasure During Intimacy
So many people experience a variety of barriers standing in the way of their pleasure during sexual intimacy. As you read through these common barriers, I encourage you to reflect on the ones you relate to and how they may stand in the way of your desire, pleasure, and enjoyment during intimacy. Please know these are all incredibly common and I can support you with every single one!
Your Sexual Self: A Self Reflective Intimacy Journal!
My hope is that by having a space to reflect on your thoughts and feelings with sex and intimacy, you may start to break down these barriers and start enjoying your pleasure on a deeper level. I hope these journal prompts offer you a chance for self reflection, allow you to identify areas for personal growth, and empower you to lean into living your best intimate life, feeling like your most attractive and sensual self!
Sex Therapy can help you…
Enjoy sex + intimacy comfortably and with confidence
Work through anxiety, being in your head during sex, or past trauma being triggered during intimacy
Enhance your libido and sex drive
Find common ground with what your partner wants and what you want
Avoid fights related to sex
Overcome any barriers to your pleasure
Explore what turns you on and feels good to you
Communicate what you like and don’t like
State your needs and boundaries with ease
Get rid of pain, physical discomfort or irritation
Connect more intimately with your body, with or without a partner
Look forward to sex + actually want it!
Frequently Asked Questions About Sex Therapy
FAQs
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A sex therapist is a licensed therapist who has extra training and certification in sex therapy. Sex therapy is just like other therapy except with a focus on talking about your thoughts and feelings around sex and intimacy. A sex therapist can help you overcome any anxiety, past trauma or pain standing in the way of your enjoyment so you can look forward to sex again! Learn more.
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No, a sex therapist is not a sex surrogate. There is no physical touching or sexual activity whatsoever between the client and therapist. Sex therapy is a form of talk therapy rather than “hands on”. Learn more.
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Many of my sex therapy clients are women who grew up in religious or conservative homes with “purity” culture. They were taught that “good girls” don’t have sex. So, they never really learned what they liked during sex and often just show up for their partner’s needs and wants. Sex therapy can help you discover what you like during sex even if you have never really thought about it before! Learn more.