 Approximately 43 percent of American women and 31 percent of American men suffer from sexual dysfunction. Specific problems may include relationship conflicts, loss of intimacy, low libido, erectile dysfunction, early or delayed ejaculation, difficulty reaching orgasm, and even pain.
Dr. Winter has helped hundreds of men, women, and couples overcome all kinds of sexual concerns so that they can have the kind of pleasurable and satisfying experiences they seek. She can help you enhance your relationship, both in and out of the bedroom, and regain the connection and intimacy you desire!
Practice and Treatment Philosophy
Sexual health depends on both psychogenic (in the mind), and biogenic (in the body), functioning. Many sexual concerns result from internal conflict-something in the mind that is preventing the body from optimal functioning. There may be physiological anomalies that contribute to difficulty in functioning and with the population enjoying a greater life span, there are health issues that come with aging that often require attention. Today there is the added challenge of the individual and/or couple to be present sufficient to enjoy a satisfying sexual relationship. It is not an uncommon complaint that couples are distracted and have trouble ‘shifting gears’ away from the pressures of daily living. Unresolved family and relationship issues may interfere as well.
It is vital to determine the nature of the problem, whether it be physical, physiological, emotional or relational. Dr. Winter will address each and every one of these concerns as they contribute to your sexual health so that an intimate sexual relationship can be attained.
While sex therapy employs many of the same principles as other modalities, there are specific techniques available for various sexual problems. Sessions may involve the individual and/or couple. Unlike perhaps other therapy experiences, there is an explicit exploration of the sexual concern. Sex therapy does not include touching or the use of surrogates.
Sex Therapy
Treatment is available for the following concerns:
Sexual Addiction
Cybersex and Overuse of porn
Low Sexual Drive or Lack of Interest in Sex
Desire Discrepancies between partners
Erectile Dysfunction
Premature Ejaculation
Delayed Ejaculation
Anorgasmia
Dyspareunia-Painful Intercourse
Fetishes & Paraphilias
Fertility Problems
Post Partum Depression
Transsexual & Transgender
Sexual Abuse & Trauma
Menopausal & Aging Issues
Pelvic Pain of Unknown origin
Dr. Winter works with relationships and couples of all types, heterosexual, gay/lesbian and mixed, as well as at all stages of attachment and separation. She is an approved clinical supervisor for students of sex therapy.
Couples therapy is done in a standard session, however, multiple sessions can be scheduled for more intensive and quicker results.
Sex Therapist Qualifications
A sex therapist is a professional who, in addition to his/her basic training and qualifications, has extensive training in all aspects of human sexuality and the treatment of sexual dysfunctions and disorders. According to the American Board of Sexology, a sex therapist is qualified when they meet the following five criterion:
Maintains sound knowledge of the anatomical and physiological bases of the sexual
response
Is skilled in the provision of psychotherapy
Maintains the ability to demonstrate extensive post-graduate training specifically
within the areas of sexual function and dysfunction, sex counseling and sex therapy
Is skilled in marital, family and/or group therapy; is able to work with non-sexual
relationships as well
Follows ethical guidelines
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