Ms Denise Dunant 

r libido drops a little more each month.

Self-Image

You gained weight after the birth of your children, kilos that are difficult to lose, and your body sometimes disgusts you. Your sagging breasts, your hanging belly... For intimacy, you prefer the lights off, and your partner dreams of seeing you naked; for you, it's impossible. Your relationship with your body prevents you from feeling free to be loved.

Postpartum Sexuality

You have given birth to your first child, and your partner would like to resume sexual relations with you, but it scares you. A mixture of different fears related to pain, sensations, and gaze. Emotional Dependence

Your partner means everything to you. You want to please them at all costs and, above all, not disappoint them. It's difficult to assert yourself and share what you like and don't like. When they suggest intimacy, it's difficult to say no if you don't feel ready or willing.

Instructive Thoughts During Intimacy

It's difficult for you to be fully present in intimate relationships. You constantly have intrusive thoughts, the grocery list, the to-do list, etc. that take over, and it's complicated to feel pleasure.

Abuse and Trauma

You have been a victim of sexual abuse, and sexuality is traumatic for you; your relationship with your body is distorted. Feeling pleasure is difficult or complicated.

Couples Therapy

Difficult Communication

You're in a relationship, but each of you feels alone. It's become difficult to communicate and spend time together. You've practically become roommates, and intimacy has virtually disappeared from your relationship.

Fears and Hurts

You can't tell each other the important things, what hurt you, your deepest desires, your wishes. You prefer to sweep under the rug what seems difficult rather than face a discussion that might not meet your expectations.

Jealousy

It's difficult for one or both of you to fully trust each other; jealousy is very present in your relationship.

Abandonment/Rejection

You don't do anything without each other, and if this happens, the one who stays home feels abandoned and neglected. This creates significant tension between you.

Contraception ~ Vasectomy

Contraception is a source of arguments. You no longer want to take the pill, and your partner is afraid of the IUD or a vasectomy. Difficulty Satisfying Yourself

Sexuality isn't a fulfilling time in your relationship. You don't like the same things and you've reached a consensus, but routine no longer excites you.

What if our relationship could be even better?

Your relationship is the stuff of dreams for many. You get along wonderfully, your sex life is fulfilling, and you feel it could be a thousand times better, but you don't know how.

Sex Therapy for Men

Erectile Dysfunction

Satisfying your partner is important to you, but your erection is often limp and she doesn't feel anything. Frustration in her, in you, is starting to spoil the atmosphere in your relationship.

Rapid Ejaculation

You can't maintain your erection and you ejaculate very quickly, either at the very beginning of penetration or even before when you're very aroused. Penis Insecurities

You don't like your penis; it seems too small or too big, too narrow or too wide. You have a huge insecurity about your penis, and you don't dare seduce women. You're single.

Performance Anxiety

In bed, you don't feel capable. You know your partner is faking it, but you don't know how to make her come for real.