Are you avoiding sex because of physical or emotional pain or
    discomfort?
    Do you want to be sexual but are afraid or don’t feel the desire?
    Are you pressured or blamed for low sexual function?
    Are you experiencing anxiety while engaging in sex?
    Is sex addiction or porn and cybersex addiction impacting your life?

Women's sexual desire and relationship therapy in my Denver
psychotherapy practice
    Although every women is different, and may have a different relationship with their
    sexuality, low sexual desire is a common issue, especially for perimenopausal
    women. What is uncommon is for people to do something about those problems
    before they irreparably damage their self-esteem and relationships.

    Women's sexuality naturally changes with time.  Physiological changes such as
    hormone imbalance and alterations to vaginal and erectile tissues due to aging
    and birthing may result in a low, or hypoactive sexual desire.  These are issues to
    be addressed with a gynecologist or medical practitioner.  But, low libido may also
    have psychological or emotional origins.  

    Stress, anxiety, and fatigue are major factor in low sexual desire.  Women's
    responsibilities tend to increase with age. Caretaking of children, aging parents
    and family members, household and career issues take their toll. These pressures,
    including the pressure to perform sexually, adversely affect a woman's sexual
    arousal and drive.

    Sexual desire is directly correlated with the sense of being desirable. Low self
    esteem or depression are contributing factors in reducing a woman's sexual
    vitality.  Women are taught that their value and attractiveness diminishes with age,
    or, that being sexual is wrong or negative.  These may lead to mistaken beliefs
    about body or self image that wall-off the natural connection with sexuality.

    A history of abuse, trauma, or relationship hurts also have an enormous impact on
    women's sexual arousal. Sexual withdrawal is a common response to emotional
    wounding, betrayal, or invalidation. Reestablishing intimacy and trust and learning
    to give voice to unmet needs are key to a healthy sex life.

Don't let the past control your future mental health and aliveness.  
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GLOW Counseling and Denver Sex Therapy offer sex therapy, counseling, and
psycho-sexual education on a large range of sexuality and intimacy issues:

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Moshe Rozdzial, LPC
Denver, Colorado

Growth, Liberation, Opportunity & Well-being
Psychotherapy for emotional, sexual, spiritual, and mental health
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