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Sex Therapy
There has never been a better time to explore the option of Sex Therapy. Researchers and therapists are very excited about cutting-edge ways of understanding and treating sexual problems in individuals and couples.
We now understand that:
- sex is very different for women and men
- there is a very broad range of what is “normal” sexual behavior
- lack of female sexual desire often has little to do with not being attracted to your partner!
If you are having difficulty with:
- Emotional and sexual intimacy
- Sexual desire
- Sexual arousal
- Orgasm
- Painful intercourse
- Premature ejaculation
... then we can help!
There are specific, identifiable assumptions—thought patterns— which cause most of our difficulties with sex.
These can come from:
- Negative messages we were taught about sex
- Lack of accurate information about sex
- Being overly-familiar with our partner (very common!)
- Physical changes in our bodies as a result of infertility, surgery, aging, illness or medication side-effects
- Unresolved feelings as a result of trauma, abuse, or pregnancy loss
- Body-shame, self-consciousness or self-esteem
- Stress
Pamela Fawcett Pressman, LPC is committed to helping women and couples struggling with their sexuality or sexual relationship. Ms Pressman uses a powerful combination of Psychoeducation, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Theory and Psychodynamic Theory in the ongoing assessment and treatment of the individual or couple. Sexual and relational satisfaction is a very attainable goal! We wish you both of these!

For more information or to schedule a consultation, please call us at
856-857-5040.
More Resources & Helpful Links
Read more by Pam Fawcett Pressman MEd, LPC, Director of The Women's Program at Pressman and Associates
American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) – www.aasect.org
Society for Human Sexuality – www.sexuality.org
The Alexander Foundation for Women's Health – www.afwh.or
The New View of Women's Sexuality – www.fsd-alert.org
Our Bodies, Ourselves – www.ourbodiesourselves.org
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