Psychosexual therapy and couples therapy services in North London
If you are struggling with your sexual function, your physical or mental health in relation to sex, or your sexual identity, you are not alone. Many of us have complicated relationships with our own sexuality, or with partners when it comes to intimacy. Such concerns arise for many different reasons, and we have treated a wide variety of people with backgrounds and experiences as unique as your own.
- The psychosexual therapy programme helps people to understand and overcome issues with their own sexuality or sexual health
- The couples therapy programme treats people jointly with their partners, guiding them through working out challenges around their sex life and relationship
We know that psychosexual counselling can have a lot of embarrassment and shame attached to it, and there is still a lot of progress to be made in terms of medical recognition of the concerns it seeks to address.
However, you have nothing to be ashamed of and we understand exactly what you are going through. Our specialist psychosexual therapy and couples therapy services have already helped many patients to live a happier, more fulfilling life. If you are based in the North London area, rest assured that we can do the same for you. We will tailor your treatment plan to your own individual needs and goals, so that you can be completely happy with the result.
Just like with any aspect of our health, addressing difficulties we face around our sexual health is crucial to our wellbeing. So it is crucial that you get the help you need for anything which can impact your mental health, no matter where the problems stem from. With our help, you can become more comfortable in your own skin and move on to a brighter, more confident future.
Couples therapy tailored to your situation
Some people wonder whether to undertake couples therapy for healthy relationships, and while this may be less common, we can help with this too. One reason for this is that the health of a relationship is subjective; one of you could feel that everything is working well, while the other person doesn’t. There may be issues which one of you experiences, without the other person being aware or affected by them. In this case, one of you may feel that you can only resolve your concerns if both of you attend therapy, so your partner may agree to attend with you in order to help the other person to feel better.
It may also be the case that while both of you in the relationship still love and respect each other, there could have been a breakdown in your physical intimacy. Our therapists can help to identify what may have caused this, and recommend the steps you should take to resolve it. A healthy sex life is beneficial to the functioning of any relationship.
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For details of how Priory can provide you with assistance regarding mental health and wellbeing, please call 0800 840 3219 or click here to submit an enquiry form. For professionals looking to make a referral, please click here
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