Individual Sex Therapy is a program designed for people who wish to address and overcome sexual difficulties that affect their psychological, physical, and emotional well-being.
The treatment is based on Integrated Mansion Psychotherapy (PMI), an approach that combines clinical interviews and practical exercises to be completed individually, with the aim of promoting concrete and conscious change in one's sexual life.
The program is recommended for, for example:
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performance anxiety;
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erectile dysfunction;
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premature ejaculation;
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delayed ejaculation;
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orgasmic difficulties;
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heat of desire;
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difficulties related to pleasure and intimacy.
How the Program Works
First Sessions – Understanding the Problem
In-depth analysis of sexual difficulties, personal history, and the emotional dynamics involved.
Central Sessions – Active Therapeutic Work
Gradual introduction of therapeutic tools, exercises, and task prescriptions aimed at improving the relationship with the body, desire, and sexuality.
Final Sessions – Integration and Consolidation
Consolidation of the changes achieved and development of useful strategies for maintaining sexual well-being over time.
Prerequisites
You must have completed a Sexological Counseling program before undertaking Sex Therapy.
Program Objective
To help the individual experience their sexuality in a more free, conscious, serene, and satisfying way, integrating mind, emotions, and body.
