Sexual Health
Sexual Health services offered in Doylestown and King Of Prussia, PA
Connecting Sexual and Mental Health
Sexual Health concerns can impact people of any gender and sex. From concerns about your arousal, libido, or discomfort during intercourse, we are trained to help you address these private concerns.
We know that talking about your sexual health and how it relates to mental health can feel intimidating and even embarrassing. Your P.S. Psychiatry professional is trained to help you feel as comfortable as possible with this important conversation.
Signs & Symptoms of Sexual Health Concerns
Your sexual and mental health are intimately connected. How stressed, anxious, depressed, or angry you are can all impact your performance, mood, and comfort during sex. Other factors that impact your sexual health can include traumas or drug and alcohol use. We know this can be to talk about or to even know if it's appropriate to bring up, so below are some common concerns that you might relate to.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED): You have difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection during partnered sexual activities (not including solo activities).
Female Orgasmic Disorder: A difficulty experiencing an orgasm and/or significantly decreased intensity of orgasmic sensations.
Premature Ejaculation: You experience ejaculation before or shortly after penetration during partnered sexual activities (not including solo activities).
Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder: You may have difficulty having intercourse, experience pain in the genito-pelvic region, have a fear of pain or penetration and have tension in the pelvic floor muscles.
Low Libido/ Sex Drive: You have an unusually low desire or urge to engage in sex and find that you’re seldom “in the mood.”
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD): You tend to feel exceedingly irritable, depressed, and anxious leading up to your period, which resolves at the onset of menses.
Treatment Options
We understand that your Sexual Health concerns can feel impossible to overcome. You've probably already tried to help yourself too. Below are a few things that can help reduce or even eliminate some of your symptoms.
Medication: A prescription from your P.S. Psychiatry provider can help with your performance in the bedroom.
Therapy: Talking with a licensed therapist is a great place to learn different strategies to cope with any underlying causes of your Sexual Health.
Nutrition: Nutritionists and dieticians are a wonderful resource to ensure your body is getting all of the nutrients it needs to function properly.
We're Here to Help
When you’re ready to talk, we’re ready to listen. Tap the button below to get in touch with P.S. Psychiatry and schedule your appointment.