Sex for many men, often plays a major role in their lives. So much is often tied up in male sexuality… Masculinity, intimacy, quality of life. Sexual confidence is a big thing in male sexual functioning. Unfortunately for many men, sexual complications often arise that can cause emotional distress, can place strain on relationships with intimate partners greatly impair enjoyment of what should be one of life’s greatest gifts.

Many conditions can undermine a man’s confidence in his ability to provide sexual satisfaction to his partner. Numerous medical conditions such as prostate cancer, diabetes and heart disease can severely impair erectile functioning.

It can be embarrassing to talk to a sexual health practitioner about your sex life, but it’s often one of the best ways towards getting treated and getting back to being intimate with your partner.

A sexual health psychologist can often pinpoint the source of a problem and will often teach you numerous psychological and physical sex strategies that can be successful in treating many different types of sexual problems such as:

• have low levels of sexual desire;
• are negatively affected by increased levels of vaginal dryness;
• experience pain or discomfort during sexual activities;
• have decreased levels of erotic sensitivity and/or arousal; and/or
• experience difficulties in achieving orgasm.

It is also our goal to help women that have undergone various medical conditions that are likely to have a negative impact on sexual health and functioning. These include:

• Menopause,
• Cancers including breast and/or varying forms of gynaecological cancers (Cervical, Ovarian; Vaginal, Uterine and Vulva);
• Painful vaginal conditions such as Vaginismus or Dyspareunia;
• Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and Stroke.

Our expert team of sex and relationship therapists can help both you (and your partner) with:

• Opening up the channels of sexual communication. Communicating openly your fears and concerns, and in adapting towards what inevitably may become a new sexual dynamic.
• Helping access specialist advice if treatments for sexual problems fail to work to plan.
• Learning how to incorporate devices and toys within your sexual practices.
• Developing new techniques and strategies that take the focus off your erections and will allow you both to find new ways of giving and receiving sexual and non-sexual pleasure and in enhancing levels of relationship intimacy.
• Finding specialist treatment providers that focus primarily on helping people resolve sexual, emotional and realtionship challenges.