How to increase sexual desire and orgasm with therapy?
In running a women’s health and sexuality company since 1999, I have counselled many individuals and couples that have shared their stories about their challenges to increase sexual desire and keep orgasms strong and available.
The comments and questions I have heard most often are:
“I love my husband of 22 years very much, but when the kids came he checked out of our bedroom, engaging more with the computer and showed little interest in having sex anymore. I would like that zest back. I feel like I should instigate more, but I’m worried I will look stupid or that he will reject me.” ~ 42 year old woman with two kids.
“Where did my sex drive go? I used to get going with no effort but now I find I work so much that it is like I don’t have the energy anymore. I get home at night and am too tired to do anything about it. I miss feeling sexual. Will it ever come back?”
“I started taking anti-depressants 2 years ago and ever since I can’t reach orgasm. I have never had trouble with orgasm before taking this medication. What should I do? ” ~ 32 year old woman.
How to Increase Sexual Desire and Orgasm Potential:
After 12 years of listening to women’s sexual issues, Dr. Petra Zebroff has found that it is the lack of sexual desire and difficulty with orgasm that dominate most women’s sexual concerns today.
Dr. Zebroff has developed a program that helps women to become aware of their individual blocks to feeling sexual desire and to develop their own positive desire triggers.
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