What are examples of sexual dysfunction in females?
Some women experience sexual dysfunctions such as vaginal dryness, inability to orgasm, or low sexual desire. Sexual intercourse can feel uncomfortable when there is vaginal dryness. A variety of issues can lead to vaginal dryness and painful sex that a counselor can help you understand better. Working with an intimacy and sex therapist in Waterford, Connecticut at Wisdom Within Counseling can help you have less painful sex. Women and their romantic partner can talk about sexual dysfunction in females in sex and intimacy therapy.
Can sexual dysfunction in females be topics in sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut?
Yes, sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut can help females overcome sexual dysfunctions. From intimacy and sex therapy, you and your partner can talk about treatment for sexual dysfunctions. There can be physical and emotional aspects when treating sexual dysfunction in females. Intimacy therapy in Southeastern Connecticut helps females learn to speak up and build sexual confidence.
Intimacy and sex therapy for sexual dysfunction in females supports couples in creating a more enjoyable, meaningful sexual experience.
Your marriage therapist can better understand different health conditions that influence female sexual dysfunctions. For instance, SSRI medications can play a role in vaginal dryness and low libido. Also, your sex and intimacy therapist at Wisdom Within Counseling can support you with different sexual activities and homework. It takes the help of an intimacy specialist when overcoming sexual dysfunction.
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Wisdom Within Counseling is a team of marriage and family therapists who can help women and their partners develop a satisfying and passionate sex life.
The emotional shame, guilt, and low self-esteem that come with sexual dysfunction in females
There can be shame and guilt that comes along with sexual dysfunctions. A woman who is experiencing vaginal dryness may feel guilt or shame about using lubricants or sex toys. As well, a female experiencing sexual dysfunction may feel there is something wrong with her body. She may develop low self-esteem, or anticipatory anxiety about future sexual activities.
Dealing with vaginal dryness, low libido, and sexual dysfunctions alone leads to low self-esteem.
Additionally, women may experience depression and anxiety due to vaginal dryness or sexual dysfunction. There can be many emotions like insecurity, anxiety, and sadness that arise around sexual dysfunctions in females. All these feelings are part of East Lyme, Connecticut sex and intimacy therapy. At Wisdom Within Counseling, we help women and their partners who are struggling with sexual dysfunction.
When a female is struggling with a sexual dysfunction like vaginal dryness, the inability to orgasm, or low sex drive issues, the team at Wisdom Within Counseling can help.
What are some causes and treatments for sexual dysfunction in females through sex and intimacy therapy?
To note, a history of sexual abuse or sexual trauma can lead to sexual dysfunction in females. Feeling dissatisfied or emotionally hurt by a romantic partner leads to sexual issues in your relationship. If a female feels unsafe emotionally, she may notice her body may develop a sexual dysfunction. Both physical and emotional parts come into sex and intimacy therapy in Southeastern Connecticut. At Wisdom Within Counseling, we talk about the emotions behind sexual dysfunction in sex and intimacy therapy. To note, vaginal dryness can be caused by a number of issues your sex therapist can talk with you about.
Overcoming sexual dysfunction begins by working with a sex and intimacy therapist who can understand the physical and emotional aspects.
Sex and intimacy therapy in Southeastern Connecticut helps you figure out what type of sexual dysfunction you are struggling with. Talking about the causes of sexual dysfunction can lead to a discussion about treatments. Your sex and intimacy therapist can also provide sexual homework to increase libido and improve vaginal dryness.
How does vaginal dryness occur and is it a sexual dysfunction in females?
When a female experiences sexual dysfunction or vaginal dryness, she may no longer want to have sex.
If a woman no longer wants to have sexual experiences, sex and intimacy therapy can help her feel confident sexually and share fears about intimacy. She might no longer want to have sex because vaginal intercourse is painful and uncomfortable. Vaginal dryness can make sexual intercourse painful and hurt. If a woman no longer wants to partake in sexual activities, working with a sex, intimacy and marriage therapist can be a safe place to share emotions.
Your sex and intimacy therapist at Wisdom Within Counseling can help figure out why you are feeling this way and give you tools to overcome sexual dysfunction.
She may be feeling sad or hurt emotionally on top of physical vaginal dryness. As well, working together as a couple in sex and intimacy therapy can help a female’s partner understand what is going on. When couples talk about struggles regarding sexual dysfunction, a partner can share feelings of sexual rejection. With couples therapy and intimacy counseling, females can overcome sexual anxiety. Compassion and understanding in couples therapy support emotional safety.
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What is vaginal dryness and how can sex and intimacy therapy help?
Vaginal dryness is when the vagina is dry and sexual intercourse becomes uncomfortable. What causes vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction? At times, menopause can lead to vaginal dryness. However, menopause is not the only reason a female may experience vaginal dryness.
Does menopause impact sexual activity, libido, and vaginal dryness?
Sometimes, menopause impacts vaginal dryness. Vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction can be related to hormone changes in menopause. To note, menopause can have an impact on sexual activity, libido, and vaginal dryness. During the transition of menopause, hormones are changing, and some women experience a decrease in their sex drive and sexual desire. Working with a sex and intimacy therapist can help women in menopause feel sexually confident in their changing body.
A high stress life can lead to vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction in females
As well, women who have a high stress job or career may experience more vaginal dryness. Working too much, feeling exhausted, and not having self-care practices can lead to sexual dysfunction in females. Adrenal fatigue and dehydration can lead to vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction in females too. Feeling emotionally exhausted and struggling with work-life balance can lead to low estrogen levels and a low sex drive.
A new diagnosis can lead to vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunctions in females
POTS, ehlers danlos syndrome, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, and depression can impact sex drive and vaginal wetness in females. Stress, adrenal fatigue, and hypothyroidism can lead to sexual dysfunction issues in females. Even undergoing cancer treatments can affect vaginal dryness, impact sex drive, and sexual function.
Does diabetes play a role in sexual satisfaction, a healthy sex life, and sexual dysfunction in females?
Other conditions like diabetes that affect blood flow and circulation can impact sexual satisfaction and sexual performance. In order to start to feel sexual arousal, there needs to be adequate circulation. With a diagnosis like diabetes, there is less healthy blood flow to sexual organs like the vulva and clitoris. People who struggle with diabetes or even arthritis may have a difficult time with circulation. As well, a diagnosis of diabetes can mean it takes longer for your body to get blood flow to your clitoris. Working with a sex and intimacy therapist in Southeastern Connecticut can help promote a healthy, passionate sex life. If you want to have a positive, safe sexual experience, it is possible. Growing after sexual dysfunction is like working out a new muscle.
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What side effects of certain medications impact sexual dysfunction in females?
Notably, medications play a role in vaginal dryness, sex drive, and low libido issues. To add, anti-depressants and anti-histamines can lead to low libido and sexual dysfunction. Antidepressants are one reason that you may have a low sex drive and experience vaginal dryness. Becoming sexually aroused is much more difficult when on a an SSRI, or selective serotonin uptake inhibitor, medication. You get a safe place to talk about your medications and sexual dysfunction in females in sex and intimacy therapy.
Medications such as anti-depressants or anti-histamines lead to vaginal dryness, low sex drive, and sexual dysfunctions in females.
Being on an anti-depressant or anti-histamine can have a negative impact on your sex life. Now, not everyone who takes an anti-depressant or anti-histamine will experience vaginal dryness. However, if you are struggling with vaginal dryness and low sex drive, and you are taking anti-depressant or anti-histamine, this could be part of the culprit.
Anti-depressants and anti-histamines greatly reduce sex drive and make it more difficult to reach an orgasm.
Talking with your doctor about reducing your SSRI dose by 5 mg maybe helpful. Additionally, anti-histamines are drying for mucus in your nose, and also dry out your vagina’s natural fluids. The vagina needs to be lubricated and wet in order for sexual intercourse to be enjoyable for a female. Working with a sex and intimacy therapist in East Lyme, Connecticut at Wisdom Within Counseling can be a place to talk about lubricants and sex toys.
How can sex and intimacy therapy help sexual dysfunction in females due to growing up with shame and guilt around sexual expression?
Growing up in a strict religious home can make you feel shame about wanting to enjoy sex. If you grew up in a home where sex was taboo, you may carry shame and guilt around sex. Also, if you were taught that you should not enjoy sex, and that it was only for procreation, expressing yourself sexually may be difficult. So, sex and intimacy counseling in Southeastern Connecticut helps women develop sexual confidence. Overcoming sexual dysfunction can be a process of talking about sexual shame and guilt.
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Sex can be an emotionally loaded subject especially if you grew up in a strict religious home.
You might hear a voice in your head shaming you about wanting to enjoy sex. Overcoming shame and guilt around sex is a key part of overcoming sexual dysfunction. A strict religious upbringing can make is challenging to express your sexual needs with your romantic partner. Some women feel shame for wanting to mastrobate or self-pleasure. To note, mastrobation and self-pleasure can be a part of a healthy sex life. Knowing what you like sexually begins with knowing your own body from mastrobation and self-pleasure. As well, talking about shame or guilt around mastrobation and self-pleasure is a part of sex and intimacy therapy at Wisdom Within Counseling in East Lyme, Connecticut. If you are a female and are struggling with sexual dysfunctions, you are not alone.
Working with a holistic marriage therapist that Wisdom Within counseling in Southeastern Connecticut gives you a safe place to talk about loss and trauma.
Trauma and sexual abuse plays a huge role in female sexual dysfunction. Commonly, after trauma and sexual abuse, a female may experience sexual dysfunction like vaginal dryness or low libido. As well, perhaps losing your virginity was a really traumatic and scary experience. If your first sexual experience was traumatic, there may be fear and anxiety around future sexual experiences.
Sexual dysfunction in females in sex and intimacy therapy may come from shame and guilt
Also, if a female feels sexual pressure, she may have more sexual anxiety to talk about in intimacy and sex therapy. Now, years later, when you think about opening up your body, there is a lot of anxiety, loss, and sadness that arises in your mind. Talking about traumatic memories with an intimacy and marriage therapist can help rebuild emotional safety. Your current romantic partner can learn to understand your trauma triggers too.
Working with a sex intimacy therapist in East Lyme, Connecticut can help you talk about any shame or guilt associated with your sexuality too.
Can sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut help women vocalize their sexual needs?
Yes. Commonly, women do not speak up in sexual experiences. Holding emotions in a hope not to offend a sexual partner only leads to more sexual dysfunction. Sex and intimacy therapy helps women have a voice in sexual experiences to say what they need. During your entire life span, you might experience changes in your sexual desire. Women may have a change or evolution in their sexual interests. As well, women may want to have a safe place to talk about pressure of touch or areas of favored touch.
Wisdom Within Counseling is a safe place to talk about sexual dysfunction, sexual needs, and build a positive, satisfying sex life
Sometimes, a woman might feel safe and confident being the initiator of sex. You might want to be the one to kiss your partner first or grab their hand letting them know you want them. Other times, a female might want to be dominated sexually and take on a more submissive role. You might want your partner to take charge and be the leader more. To note, talking about role plays, sexual needs, and sexual desires are part of sex and intimacy therapy. Sex intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut can be a safe place to learn how to talk about your sexual needs and desires.
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Is lack of foreplay an issue for you and your partner when it comes to sex?
Foreplay gives time to fully bake the cake in the oven. What that means is the female body needs time to feel ready for sex. If vaginal intercourse is tried before a female is sexually aroused, she will experience painful intercourse. It takes a female’s body about 45-90 minutes to become sexually ready and sexually aroused. This means vaginal intercourse should not take place before 45-90 minutes of sexual foreplay. If a female is having vaginal intercourse before 45-90 minutes of foreplay, she is missing out on the preparation her body needs for a sexual build.
What are benefits to lengthening foreplay in sex and intimacy therapy?
Couples therapy and sex therapy can help a female’s partner understand what is needed to support a positive, safe sex life. Essentially, incorporating a longer foreplay of 45-90 minutes builds a female’s sexual desire. Furthermore, foreplay also helps get a female’s body and mind ready for sexual activity and sexual play. When enjoying foreplay, a female may notice sexual arousal beginning. For females, sexual arousal and building desire takes more time than for the male body. A female may notice her heart pounding, sweat, and feelings of pleasure. As well, during foreplay, a female’s clitoris becomes engorged with blood flow. Just like a penis becomes erect from more circulation, the same thing happens to a female’s clitoris.
How does understanding the clitoris make a difference in treating sexual dysfunctions in females?
The clitoris is a massive pleasure center on the female body. However, it takes time to feel warmed up. Finding a female’s clitoris can understanding how and when to stimulate it is a part of sex and intimacy therapy. Women and their romantic partner can talk about sexual dysfunction in females in sex and intimacy therapy and understand clitoral stimulation.
Sex and intimacy therapy sessions can help females vocalize how they want their clitoris touched.
Some women may want faster movements and other women may want slower movements. When it comes to clitoral stimulation, many women find it easier to orgasm. Notably, each female’s vulva and clitoris may look different. One woman may have a larger clitoris or a slight different color vulva than the next woman. When a women feels sexual arousal and sexual desire builds, her clitoris swells with blood. Clitoral stimulation leads to sexual arousal, which leads to an increase in natural lubrication in the vagina. Touching the clitoris can provide sexual stimulation and a pleasurable sensation in later stages of foreplay.
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At Wisdom Within Counseling, learning about female anatomy is an essential part of building a passionate, meaningful sex life.
The clitoris is located at the top areas of a female’s vulva. Touching the clitoris on top of clothes is a good way to start. You do not want to jump right into touching a female’s clitoris prematurely as it can feel uncomfortable. And, a female’s clitoris is has two nerves running along either side that engorges and becomes swollen when a female is aroused sexually and turned on. As a female becomes more and more turned on and sexually aroused, she will feel a throbbing due to the increase in blood flow to her clitoris.
Foreplay causes a positive reaction physically and emotionally for a female and can help with vaginal wetness.
The increase in blood flow to a female’s genitals in turn helps lubricate the vagina. By having a 45-90 minutes of foreplay, edging, and teasing, a female can feel her clitoris throbbing for touch.
When a female feels her clitoris throbbing due to wanting more, this is a sign she is getting aroused sexually.
As well, having 45-90 minutes set aside for sexual foreplay makes sex more pleasurable for a female. As well, understanding female anatomy and where to touch in foreplay is part of couples counseling. Taking time for a lengthy foreplay adventure promotes sexual playfulness and can prevent pain during intercourse due to vaginal dryness.
Why does foreplay matter when overcoming sexual dysfunction in females?
To note, women take longer to become sexually aroused than penis owners. As well, to get in a sexy mood mentally, some females may need the assistance of erotic audiobooks, porn, or sexy literature. Successful and lengthy foreplay give a woman a longer time to feel aroused and be in moment. As well, foreplay supports a physical and emotional need for excitement and safety. To help with vaginal dryness, a longer foreplay can be incorporated. Couples make lack in sexual education on why foreplay needs lengthening. So, sex and intimacy therapy in Southeastern Connecticut helps provide couples with proper sexual education.
What is an erogenous zone and why is it important when overcoming sexual dysfunction?
Erogenous zones are highly sensitive areas that support sexual arousal, increase natural vaginal wetness, increase sexual desire. As well, touching these areas regular can help build a healthy sex life. On erogenous zones, there are more nerve endings. Additionally, erogenous zones are more sensitive areas to touch, so use a light touch when beginning. Feeling touch on an erogenous zone is very pleasurable for the partner receiving touch.
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Erogenous zones on the body can excite your romantic partner when you touch them.
When a female’s erogenous zones are touched, she may feel sexually attractive to her partner. For a healthy sex life and for female pleasure, a partner needs to touch non sexual areas before touching sexual, more sensitive areas. Once a female feels comfortable and pleased with the other areas of her body being touched, she may feel she is ready for the areas around her clitoris to be touched. Always take time to warm up other areas of the female body in early stages of foreplay before directly stimulating the clitoris. Stimulating a female’s clitoris leads to more blood flow to her genital organs, including naturally lubricating vaginal walls.
Taking the time to touch erogenous zones can improve sexual dysfunction issues in females.
Often, couples struggle with female sexual dysfunction because there is not enough time for foreplay. During 45-90 minutes of foreplay, a female’s partner can rub or massage her shoulders, ears, belly, hips, hands, wrists, upper arms, feet, and more. As you can see, these are not necessarily sexual areas. By starting to touch non genital areas, a female becomes more interested and excited to have her more sensitive areas touched. Starting with gentle touch on non-sexual areas supports relaxation and sexual arousal in a female. Then, lead up to touching a female’s breasts, bottom, very low belly, inner thighs and more. Next, start touching the clitoris and the vagina on top of clothes. Let the heat build to support adequate foreplay and ciltoris engorgement.
Foreplay prepares a women’s mental and emotional state as well as her body for sex.
Many women need to be kissed, and not just a quick peck. Often, women desire long make out sessions, french kissing, and neck kissing as part of foreplay. As well, many women want suspense and to feel desired in foreplay experiences. To feel wanted and desired is huge for many women. Women need erogenous zones touched and their body hugged. Touch and hot breath on ear lobes, the low belly, and arms builds a deeper desire to be caressed. When a female feels desired and wanted, this creates natural lubrication in her vagina. Lubrication is vitally important for comfortable and pleasurable vaginal intercourse.
What does foreplay do for emotional needs?
Commonly, women do not get the foreplay they need to be properly aroused. In couples therapy, couples can talk about sexual needs regarding emotional assurance. In foreplay, a woman’s brain starts to become more present in the sexual experience at hand. She needs to feel safe sexually in order to open up more and more.
Couples therapy provides couples with sexual education on female anatomy and female sexual pleasure
Through sex and intimacy therapy in Southeastern Connecticut, couples can learn to take time and attention to build sexual arousal and sexual desire through 45-90 minutes of foreplay. Many couples do not receive sexual education growing up. So, sex and intimacy therapy is the first time couples get a safe place to talk about where to touch and how to touch during foreplay. In sex and intimacy therapy, couples can overcome sexual dysfunctions through lengthening foreplay.
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Sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut can be a safe place to talk about insecurities or areas you like touched
Different emotions may arise. Sometimes, a person is insecure or embarrassed to ask their partner to stimulate erogenous zones that they find pleasurable when touched. Maybe, a female wants her partner to give her a nipple and breast massage as this is pleasurable. However, she feels anxious and afraid that her romantic partner will reject this need, or even more fun of her for wanting this. A breast and nipple massage can be a wonderful part of foreplay before vaginal intercourse. To note, talking about what areas of your body you want your partner to touch can be vulnerable. Couples therapy at Wisdom Within Counseling can be a safe place to build sexual confidence and vocalize your desires.
Can sex toys and lubricants be parts of overcoming sexual dysfunction in females in sex and intimacy therapy?
At times, you might want to talk about sex toys and lubricants in sex and intimacy therapy. Couples counseling can help you bring playfulness into your sex life like doing role-plays. Sex and intimacy therapy helps couples incorporate sex toys and vibrators to support female sexual pleasure. Incorporating role-play, sex toys, and lubricants can promote female sexual pleasure.
What sex toys can help us?
Your sex and intimacy therapist at Wisdom Within Counseling in East Lyme, Connecticut can teach you about sex toys. There are different sex toys for different purposes. A variety of sex toys can stimulate the clitoris to support the female orgasm. Sex toys can travel with you to hotels or when you go on vacation. The desire to use a new sex toy can be a great topic to bring to sex and intimacy therapy sessions.
Every female and couple will have different favorite sex toys they use.
Some couples want to try kinky sex toys like collars, whips, floggers, or handcuffs. Other sex toys support suspense and build sexual pleasure. For instance, using a remote control vibrator where a female’s partner has the remote can incorporate a level of mystery and suspense. Sex toys can bring up and increase sexy, erotic energy to your romantic relationship. Doing something new, different, and fun like using a new sex toy can spice things up. As well, as a sex and intimacy therapists, we always recommend couples incorporate lubricants.
Why should all females use lubricants when it comes to vaginal dryness and painful intercourse?
There are many different types of lubricants, but all lubricants can help with vaginal wetness and lubrication for intercourse. When you use lubricant during vaginal intercourse, it can make less friction. Therefore, with lubricants, vaginal intercourse becomes more enjoyable for a female who would typically experience painful sex due to vaginal dryness. Using a lubricant is a great way to support a more pleasurable, meaningful, and safe sexual experience for a female.
What lubricant should we pick?
There are different types of lubricant from extra-virgin olive oil, extra-virgin coconut oil, to silicone and water-based lube. Even with thin silicone and water-based lube, there are purposes for each. You want to use a silicone or oil with anal sex. The anus does not have its own source of lubricant. So, you want to use a silicone or oil based lube for anal sex. Do not use a water-based lubricant for anal sex. For vaginal intercourse, take the time to find a lubricant that feels good to you.
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Working with a sex and intimacy therapist and East Lyme, Connecticut at Wisdom Within Counseling can help you talk about lubricants and sex toys and how they can benefit your relationship.
We recommend avoiding lubricants that are scented, as they can cause irritation. As well, we do not recommend incorporating lubricants that are flavored or that have warming sensations, as they can lead to allergies. For those who have sensitive skin, using extra-virgin coconut oil or extra-virgin olive oil may be the best option. It is important to know that both silicone and oil base lubricants may stain your sheets. To note, silicone lubricant will also break down the silicone on silicone sex toys over time. Take the time to find the lubricant that is best fit for the sexual experience you are looking to have. Also, experiment with different brands of lubricant too. Use lubricants in foreplay to support sexual arousal.
Why should all couples incorporate the use of lubricants and sex toys?
A lot of couples may feel shame or guilt for needing to use lubricants or sex toys. However, the use of lubricants and sex toys can bring an incredible amount of passion, mystery and suspense to your love life. Improving your sex life means purchasing fun toys and keeping it fresh. As well, using sex toys, lubricants, and lengthening foreplay can all help with overcoming sexual dysfunction in females.
If you are a female struggling with sexual dysfunction, there is help for you through sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut.
You deserve to have a confident, healthy sex life.
You are not alone if you are struggling with vaginal dryness or another sexual dysfunction. Some women struggle with vaginal dryness where as other women struggle with the inability to reach an orgasm.
No matter what sexual dysfunction you are struggling with, our team at Wisdom Within Counseling would love to help you talk about sex. You get a safe place to talk about using sex toys, lubricants, and overcoming vaginal dryness.
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Talking about your sexual needs, past history of sexual trauma, and intimacy in a healthy and safe way supports a healthy sex life.
To add, talking about sex and intimacy can help you both feel more deeply loved. As well, you can bring a new found sense of playfulness and sexual desire into your romantic life. To add, talking about sex and intimacy can foster emotional closeness you never had before. You deserve professional help overcoming vaginal dryness and sexual dysfunction. Sex and intimacy therapy in East Lyme, Connecticut can be the safe place to build a healthy, playful, loving sex life and better understand female sexual pleasure.
