When men take an extended period of time to ejaculate, it is referred to as a condition called delayed ejaculation. Sometimes it can mean that some men may not be able to ejaculate during intercourse at all. Some individuals experience delayed ejaculation their entire lives and others may experience it later in life, only with certain partners or in specific situations.

Frustration, anxiety, inadequacy, shame, and feeling embarrassed are common reactions in men that suffer from delayed ejaculation. Partners may also feel frustrated, inadequate, and disappointed.

Delayed ejaculation can be uncomfortable to confront and talk about in a relationship. Especially for couples that are trying to conceive, there can be a lot of focus on orgasm and ejaculation which may cause additional pressure and result in not being able to ejaculate at all or some of the time when you have intercourse.

How Sex Therapy for Delayed Ejaculation in Toronto Can Help

Sex therapy is a type of professional counselling that can help men and women, singles and couples seek help in resolving sexual difficulties such as delayed ejaculation. Some men may choose to attend therapy alone while others will bring their partners.

If you have never seen a sex therapist before, it is normal to feel a bit nervous or anxious about discussing your sex life with a stranger. Sex therapists are professionals that are trained to make their clients feel comfortable and usually begin their initial session with questions to learn more about an individual’s health, beliefs about sex and sexual background.

Sex therapy provides a supportive and safe place for singles or couples to openly discuss their sexual concerns, whether they be emotional, relationship-based or physical. Sex therapists use a variety of therapeutic processes and exercises that are designed to enrich and restore sexuality or a couple’s sexual relationship. You will never be asked to engage in any kind of sexual activity in the therapy room, however, you will most likely be assigned ‘homework’ that can be practiced in the privacy of your own home.

If you believe yourself or you and your partner could benefit from the services of a sex therapist in Toronto call 647-295-5935 and make an appointment to see Esther Benbihy. Esther has a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology, is registered with The College of Psychologists of Ontario, and has helped scores of Torontonians find a path through their difficulties and lead more satisfying sex lives.