Monday, May 14, 2012

How To Treat Patients Sex Therapist

In marriage, there are often conflicts that make the relationship stretched. The conflict is of course resulted in a room so that the intimate relationship that should be fun to be disturbed. In severe cases, sex and even have to be a victim. If this happens, you should see a sex therapist.

Because sex is a very personal thing, not many know what's going on in the consulting rooms of sex therapists. Nudity feels his name might make people think different things when called sex therapy.

Basically, sex therapy the same as other therapies in general, but focus on the problem you want solved is the sexual disorder. The essence of sex therapy is talk therapy.

"We were not allowed to touch the client and never thought to do so. There will never be the sex that occurs in the office of a sex therapist," says Megan Andelloux, sex therapist in Rhode Island as reported by WebMD, Tuesday (15/05/2012).

According Andelloux, most patients who come to his office due to differences in sexual desire, sexual function changes, the trauma of rape by men who are curious about his sexual fantasies.

"Most of my clients began to seek help for problems related to traditional therapy or marriage counselor. But sometimes these professionals may not know the various issues of sexuality, so it ultimately refers to a sex therapist," said Andelloux.

A wide range of therapies provided by the sex therapist vary according to the type of cases handled, so there's no telling moment of the most powerful way to address all patient complaints.

After identifying a partner attitudes about sex and sexual problems encountered, sex therapists recommend specific exercises to restore the focus of attention and expectations of the couple.

Apply the practice of sex therapy is often called 'sensate focus' for treating sexual problems.

The exercise begins by touching your partner without sexual intent and encourages both partners to reveal how both partners want to be touched.

The goal is to help both partners understand how to recognize and communicate their wishes.

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