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Answers to commonly asked questions about sex therapy

Unlike medicine, psychology, and social work, the area of sex therapy is relatively unregulated. In fact anyone can call themselves a sex therapist, as it isn't a protected or regulated title. While many sex therapists will also be licensed within other helping professions (e.g. psychology, family counseling), there is a great deal of diversity in the training and practice of people who refer to themselves as sex therapists.

Below you'll find answers to some of the most common questions people have about sex therapy. If you have a question that you don't find answered here, let me know , I'll try my best to answer your question or direct you to someone who can.

What is sex therapy?

Who goes to sex therapy?

Why go to sex therapy?

What training do sex therapists have?

How do I choose a sex therapist?

How do I find a sex therapist in my area?

When is the right time to go to sex therapy?

Can I go to sex therapy by myself, or should I bring my partner?

Updated: April 7, 2007
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