Low libido
Low libido, or a decreased interest in sexual activity, can be a complex issue with various causes. Psychosexual therapy offers a path to uncovering underlying factors and encouraging healthier sexual relationships.
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Common challenges
- Emotional and psychological factors affecting libido
- Relationship dynamics contributing to low sexual desire
- Physical health conditions impacting libido
- Effects of stress and lifestyle on sexual interest
Therapeutic approach
Psychosexual therapy explores the complex nature of low libido. Therapists use a holistic approach to explore emotional, relational, and physical aspects contributing to low libido, facilitating open communication and understanding between partners.
Key features and benefits:
- Comprehensive evaluation of emotional and psychological factors
- Exploration of relationship dynamics
- Consideration of physical health influences
- Emphasis on open communication and mutual understanding
Convenience and flexibility:
- Personalised therapeutic approaches
- Sessions adapted to individual and couple needs
- Flexible scheduling options
About low libido
Low libido refers to a reduced interest in sexual activity, which can be influenced by a range of psychological, relational, and physical factors.
How therapy helps
Psychosexual therapy assists individuals and couples in understanding and addressing the various causes of low libido, promoting healthier sexual relationships and overall well-being.
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