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Sexual Dysfunctions are far more common than most people realize. Many people seek sexual counseling, for one or more of the following types of problems (DSM-IV, 2000; Heiman, 2002):
- Desire Disorders – the individual has little or no sexual motivation.
- Arousal Disorders – the person desires sexual activity, but is not easily sexually aroused.
- Orgasm Disorders – the person does not have orgasms or has them too soon or too late.
- Sexual Pain Disorders – the person experiences pain that makes love-making uncomfortable or impossible.
There was a time when people suffered such problems in silence, However, in recent years, effective medical treatments have helped many people with physical sexual problems. Counseling or therapy can also be helpful.
This report is not a diagnosis. We hope this information can guide you toward improving your life.
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