SEX THERAPY QUESTIONS
SEX THERAPY QUESTIONS
COMMON SEX PROBLEMS
COMMON SEX PROBLEMS
You may have tried different techniques in an effort to spice things up in the bedroom but nothing seems to be working.
You may have tried different techniques in an effort to spice things up in the bedroom but nothing seems to be working.
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COMMON SEX PROBLEMS
Have you tried different techniques and strategies in an effort to fix things but nothing seems to be working?
Are you having trouble with any of the common issues listed below?
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Painful sex has made intercourse virtually impossible.
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Pornography use is out of control & causing problems in the relationship
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It is difficult to orgasm or experience much pleasure?
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You or your partner avoids touch in fear that it might lead to intercourse?
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One of you wants sex more than the other and it is causing stress & conflict.
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You or your partner has had an affair and you don't know how to move forward ?
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Menopause has impacted your libido and sexual enjoyment.
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Illness or chronic health is affecting your sexual relationship.
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Past sexual trauma makes it difficult for you or your partner to want sex?
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You feel shame and distress because of long term STI's such as herpes or HIV.
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You are gender diverse and need help with transition, dysphoria and expressing your gender identity with confidence.
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You are an LGBTQIA person of faith who is hurting, confused and feels rejected.
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ADHD symptoms are getting in the way of a satisfying sex life.
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Left unresolved or ignored sexual problems usually get worse; become more awkward to talk about and cause a lot of heartache the solution is not just about finding some new technique. Satisfying sex is more than simply what we do; how we do it and with whom we choose to do it and has more to do with:
- communicating sexual needs, desires and wants without feeling awkward or judged.
- Identifying & managing nay areas of your relationship, lifestyle, health, attitudes or past experiences that contribute to the problem.
- Putting time aside to working on your sexual relationship and sexuality.
- Having a solid connection and healthy partnership.
- Having realistic expectations of yourself and your partner that are based on fact not fiction.
- Have a good sense of humour !
- Be equipped with the skills to manage your particular sexual difficulties
If embarrassed is stopping you from reaching out, please know that I will do my best to make talking about "sex" as comfortable as possible, no matter what the issue. (PS! I remember a time many years ago when I felt too embarrassed to get help!)
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Find out more about how you can get the help with your sex life or sexuality need by reaching out to Karen via email-admin @karentriggs.com.a or completing the Get In Touch page on this website.