What is Sex Therapy?
    Sexual health and expression is often correlated with the level of emotional intimacy. How we
    feel about our partner outside of the bedroom may get acted out in the bedroom.

    Regardless of sexual orientation, people may also live a variety of sexual lifestyles. These
    include lifelong monogamy, serial monogamy, polyamory, polyfidelity, open relationships,
    fetishes, kink, BDSM, swinging, group sex, asexuality, or celibacy. For those with more than one
    sexual partner, these may or may not all be partners of the opposite or same gender.

    Sex therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy or counseling using clinical skills to assess
    and treat non-medical factors that contribute to sexual problems.  Sex therapists assess
    trauma, performance anxiety, intimacy and sexual dysfunction, and sexual attitudes that may
    interfere with healthy sexuality. With couples, a trained sex therapist will also evaluate potential
    relationship dynamics associated with sexual problems. Treatment may involve information on
    sexual skills or techniques, understanding emotional factors, and resolving psychological
    conflicts. Sex therapists may also help individuals and couples who have problems
    understanding their sexuality or struggling with their sexual identity. Some of the issues couples
    or individuals seek support through sex therapy include erectile dysfunction, difficulty reaching
    orgasm, low desire or libido differences, premature ejaculation, pornography addiction, sexual
    compulsive behaviors, or the impact of past sexual abuse.

    "Sex Therapy is a professional and ethical (non-touch) treatment approach to problems of
    sexual function and expression. It reflects the recognition that sexuality is of legitimate concern...
    that it is the right of individuals to expert assistance with their sexual difficulties. Sex therapy,
    then, is the focusing of specialized clinical skills on helping men and women as individuals
    and/or as couples to deal more effectively with their sexual expression." (from "Your introduction
    to Sex Therapy" by Dr. Robert W. Birch).

GLOW Counseling offers 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

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