Sex Therapy therapists in Macon, Georgia GA
Sex Therapy
Daniel M. Edwards
Counselor/Therapist, MA, LAPC
If sex is an important part of your life don't let lack of arousal, desire, difficulty having an orgasm, difficulty getting or keeping an erection or anything else get in the way. Let's knock out the challenges hindering your performance.
3 Years Experience
Sex Therapy
Andre Lloyd
Counselor/Therapist, LCSW, MSW, CCATP, CTMH
I specialize in positive sexual expression and kink. It is my goal to increase transparency and honesty regarding past sexual experiences, confusing thoughts and infidelity. I also provide support to influence increased sexual desire and attraction. I am also sex-positive and pro-sex work.
7 Years Experience
Sex Therapy
Alena Porter
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC
Sex therapy is talk or EMDR therapy for the purposes of addressing sexual isses such as low/no desire, discrepent desire in couples, inability to orgasm, premature or delayed ejaculation, pain with intercourse, ADHD and sex, and sex or porn addiction. Sex therapy is usually short term therapy 6-8 sessions on average.
6 Years Experience
Sex Therapy
Sheena K. Glover
Psychologist, PsyD
Changes in sexual desire can be alarming for couples, especially when struggling with issues such as low libido and difficulty communicating about sexual desires. This can leave them feeling lonely and concerned about the future of their relationship. Despite efforts to find solutions through various resources, many find themselves at an impasse, leading to communication breakdowns and relationship strain. At Intimacy in Progress, we foster a sex-positive environment and encourage open conversations about sexual experiences within each couple. Through empathetic therapy, we help couples navigate intimacy issues, communication barriers, and sexual challenges, empowering them to strengthen their connection and rediscover fulfillment in their relationship.
8 Years Experience
Sex Therapy
Bold Expressions Therapy
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Speaking openly about sexual habits, desires, and relationships can be awkward for patients. However, I believe that open dialogue about these topics are important and normal in the therapeutic space. I do my best to make these topics as painless and natural to speak about as possible. Having a graduate certificate in LGBT Health and Policy guides many of my interventions and thoughts about sex and relationships. All I ask is that my patients come with open minds and a willingness to discuss these sometimes challenging topics. We live in a culture that is deeply oppressed around topics of sex, desires, and fetishes. It is my goal to change this by allowing patients to come as they are and speak openly to me about their feelings. Open relationships, polyamory, and ethical non-monogamy have become hot-button topics, but can be deeply misunderstood, and are often viewed as taboo. I understand that not all relationships look the same, and that not all people want the same things. Families look different, and that is something to be celebrated. I am actively staying abreast of the most current research on these topics so that I can help you to navigate their stigma while maintaining the happy, healthy bonds you have with your partners.
4 Years Experience