Therapy for Female Sexual Problems

At Well-being Hypnotherapy & Mindfulness, we have experience of helping women who suffer from sexual problems or have difficulty with sexual issues in it’s many forms. If you struggle with a low sex drive, pain, discomfort or emotional issues about or during sex, or have an inability to orgasm, we can help you resolve it.

Well-being Hypnotherapy & Mindfulness is the Top Rated Hypnotherapy & Mindfulness-based Therapy Practice in Surrey & London with over 140 Independently Verified Five Star Client Reviews on FreeIndex.

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“Adrian has been absolutely fantastic with helping me deal with my problem. For most of my adult life, I have been very shy about my issues regarding sexual performance with a partner… This affected all my relationships in the past – in a very bad way. Adrian has helped me to overcome my past experiences and now I am able to climax with a partner, not just by myself. Which has enriched my life to a big extent.
He also gave me an information pack and a recording which I can refer to whenever I start feeling some of my anxiety returning, and I can HIGHLY recommend his services to anybody who would need it.
Thank you Adrian, thank you so very much!” *
<span “>Ash B, Wimbledon

Sexual issues for women:

Have you lost your sex drive?
Do you suffer pain during intercourse?
Are you unable to have sex because of muscle spasms?
Are you nervous of sexual encounters?
Are you unable to have an orgasm or only sometimes?
Do you masturbate too much?

At wellbeing we can help you to resolve your problem. We are experienced in dealing with these problems.

Female orgasmic disorder

This is a persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following a normal sexual excitement phase. This may cause marked distress and interpersonal difficulty

Dyspareunia

The essential feature is genital pain that is associated with sexual intercourse. Although most commonly associated with intercourse it may also occur before or after intercourse. The intensity of the pain may vary from mild discomfort to sharp pain.

Vaginismus

This is the recurrent or persistent involuntary contractions of the muscles surrounding the outer third of the vagina when vaginal penetration is attempted by the penis, finger, tampon or speculum. The contraction may range from mild, causing some tightness and discomfort, to severe, preventing penetration.

Low sexual desire

The essential feature is a deficiency or absence of sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity. This can cause marked distress and interpersonal difficulties.

Disclaimer: Results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.