Conditions and Concerns
Please Enhancement and Next Level Sex Therapy
Conditions and Concerns
SexTherapy-Online, PLLC has nearly 20 years experience working in the field of sexual health and sex therapy and treats a variety of sexual and relational conditions and concerns.
Psychosexual Disorders in the DSM-V-TR
There are several psychosexual disorders outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual V-Text Revision.
There are many issues we have with the diagnosis of sexual behavior as a disorder as well as the classifications of these concerns in general.
Since medical and health professionals are likely to be familiar with these concerns, we will list them here. We have extensive experiencing treating the following psychosexual disorders outlined in the DSM-V-TR:
- Substance/Medication-Induced Sexual Dysfunction: (F52.8)
- Male Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder: (F52.11)
- Erectile Disorder: (F52.21)
- Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder: (F52.22)
- Female Orgasmic Disorder: (F52.31)
- Genito-pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder (Vaginismus/Dyspareunia): (F52.32)
- Delayed Ejaculation: (F52.41)
- Premature (Early) Ejaculation: (F52.42)
Common Sexual Concerns
If we move away from the pathological focus of normal sexual behavior, here are some concerns that SexTherapy-Online helps individual and relationships with:
- Sexual Desire Concerns
- Low Desire
- No Desire
- Decreased Libido
- No Libido
- No Sexual Fantasies
- Not wanting to be sexual (with oneself and/or others)
- Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
- Lack of interest or desire for sexual activity
- Sexual Arousal Concerns
- Difficulty obtaining an erection
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Difficulty feeling aroused
- Dryness issues (in females)
- Orgasm Concerns
- Haven’t achieved an orgasm
- Aren’t able to orgasm
- Unsure if you have had an orgasm
- Anorgasmia
- Pre-orgasmic
- Orgasmic Disorder
- Premature Ejaculation
- Delayed Ejaculation
- Early Ejaculation
- Sexual Pain Concerns
- Pain during sex
- Spasms/muscle spasms during sex
- Painful orgasm
- Painful ejaculation
- Pain in the genital/pelvic region
- Chronic pain from infection/illness that impacts sex, including UTIs, B
- Vaginismus
- Dyspareunia
- Post-Traumatic Stress from Sexual Trauma, Assault, Abuse, and Violence
Life Transitions and Sexuality
- Fertility Issues and Sexuality
- Sexual Issues related to parenthood
- Relationship Issues Related to Sex
- Lack of Confidence
- Compulsive Sexual Behavior
- Inappropriate sexual behavior on the internet
Associated Health Concerns that Impact Sexuality
- Anxiety Disorders
- General Anxiety Disorder
- Social Anxiety
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Sexual Aversion and Disgust
- Mood Disorders
- Depression
- Bipolar Disorder
- PMDD
- Anhedonia (general lack of pleasure)
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and History of Trauma
- Autoimmune and Chronic Pain Disorders
- Disease, Illness, Cancer, and Chronic Illness
Pleasure Enhancing
Session Structure and Fees
90-Minute Initial Sexual Assessment Session for Individuals and Relationships
All sex therapy clients initially start with a 90-minute Sexual Assessment Session. This can be a stand alone service or the beginning of our therapeutic journey. The purpose of this session is to assess the individual and relationship concerns as a whole, determine if sex therapy is appropriate for the client, and to offer any other resources/referrals to the client(s). I see this service as an opportunity for you to get to know me, me to get to know you, and for me to begin to conceptualize what is going on in your life and what steps need to be taken to make the changes you are looking for. I like my clients to leave that session feeling hopeful and that we have a plan.
Fee: $350 plus 3% Credit Card Service Fee
75-Minute Follow Up Sessions for Individuals and Relationships
75-Minute follow up sessions are used for:
- Individual Assessment Sessions for Relationships
- Follow Up Sessions for Relationships
- Extended Session for Individual Clients.
Fee: $335 plus 3% Credit Card Service Fee
50-Minute Follow Up Session for Individuals
50-Minute follow up sessions are generally best for individual clients. 50-Minutes is often too short for relationship sessions.
Fee: $225 plus 3% Credit Card Service Fee
90-Minute Follow Up Sessions
Fee: $350 plus 3% Credit Card Service Fee
Collaborating Professional Phone Calls
The phone calls are utilized to coordinate treatment with collaborating professionals, check in with existing professionals, or provide informed referrals.
Fee: $30 per 15-minutes plus 3% Credit Card Service Fee
Letter Writing/Documentation
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