Sexual Dysfunctions and Disorders

What Is Sex Education and What Is It Good For?
Sex Education — also known as Sexual Education — is about helping people (young and old) to gain information and skills to make the optimu [ ... ]

Coaching Versus Counseling in Intimacy, Relationship, and Sexual Issues
With regard to resolving issues around intimacy, sexuality, relationships, and companionship, you will often see that therapists and somatic practitio [ ... ]

Yoni Mapping and Regaining Sexual Pleasure
Living with trauma and continuous emotional distress make life an unsatisfactory and unpleasant experience. Thus, helping people to heal from trauma a [ ... ]

Surrogate Partner Therapy – What Is Sexual Surrogacy?
In Surrogate Partner Therapy — also called Sexual Surrogacy — three persons work together: a therapist, a surrogate partner, and a client. [ ... ]

Delayed Ejaculation | Causes and Symptoms
Delayed ejaculation (or impaired ejaculation) in men is a temporary or lifelong condition in which it takes a prolonged period of sexual arousal and s [ ... ]

Ejaculatory Control in Men | Practical, Sexual, and Spiritual Goals
When we think of ejaculatory control (or ejaculation control) in males, it’s mostly associated with a man’s conscious ability to not ejaculate or [ ... ]

Low Self-Esteem and Sexual Dysfunction
Low self-esteem can have many specific underlying reasons, but it’s primarily caused by not being able (or wanting) to comply with the values and mo [ ... ]

Massage, Bodywork, and Treating Sexual Disorders and Dysfunctions
Massage and bodywork therapies can or may be able to alleviate or heal a broad range of sexual disorders and dysfunctions, sometimes directly, but in [ ... ]

Odynorgasmia – Painful Ejaculation in Men
Odynorgasmia or painful ejaculation, also called dysejaculation, dysorgasmia, and orgasmalgia, is a physical condition that involves mild discomfort t [ ... ]

Azoospermia | Blockage of Sperm Cells
Azoospermia is a health condition in men in which there are no sperm cells in ejaculated semen. In humans, azoospermia affects about one percent of th [ ... ]