SEX THERAPY MODULE 1 BASIC CERTIFICATION CLASS

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SEX THERAPY MODULE 1 BASIC CERTIFICATION CLASS WHAT IS SEX THERAPY Sex therapy is a form of psychotherapy that is used to help individuals and couples address sexual problems. Sex therapy is talk therapy, not hands on therapy. In a sex

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SEX THERAPY MODULE 1 BASIC CERTIFICATION CLASS<br>
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WHAT IS SEX THERAPY Sex therapy is a form of psychotherapy that is used to help individuals and couples address sexual problems. Sex therapy is talk therapy, not hands on therapy. In a sex therapy session, everyone in the room remains fully clothed, and there is no touching.
Sex therapy helps sexual difficulties, such as difficulties relating to Sexual desire, Arousal, Ability to orgasm, Sexual abuse/trauma, Sex addiction etc. The major treatment method is talk therapy, designed to help clients explore issues that may affect their sexuality.<br>
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WHAT IS SEX THERAPY Current approaches to sex therapy is a 3 pronged approach, typically informed by a biopsychosocial framework, that is, a framework which recognises that biological/physiological causes (e.g. hormone levels), psychological (e.g. self esteem and body image) and sociocultural (dictates of social and cultural environment e.g. the degree of social acceptance of women playing an active role in sexual encounters) factors all influence an individual’s sexual functioning.

As such the various treatments which comprise sex therapy address biological, psychological and sociocultural factors which may underlie a particular sexual complaint.<br>