Ms Norah Lounas 

Norah Lounas - Clinical sexologist in Geneva (and by secure videoconference)

Presentation of the healthcare professional :

• Clinical sexology
• Couple therapy and intimate communication
• Sexual desire disorders
• Erectile dysfunction and ejaculation disorders
• Sexual pain (dyspareunia, vaginismus)
• Anorgasmia
• Sexual identity and orientation issues
• Support for victims of sexual and gender-based violence
• Problematic sexual behavior in children (parental consultation first)
• Questions about sexual practices and intimate behaviors (paraphilias (fetishism, etc.), BDSM, libertarianism, etc.).

Clinical sexology provides support for women, men, non-binary people, couples and families in dealing with issues linked to sexuality, whether of a personal, relational or intimate nature. Consultations range from sexual disorders (low desire, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, vaginismus, sexual pain, anorgasmia), to relationship difficulties (communication, intimacy, infidelity, trust in the couple), to questions around sexual identity and orientation.

Norah Lounas also works with parents who are confronted with problematic sexual behavior in their children, within a progressive and adapted framework. She also provides confidential, non-judgmental support for people questioning their sexual practices, fantasies or intimate behaviors.

Trained to listen to and support victims of sexual, gender-based and domestic violence, she puts her expertise at the service of reconstruction and well-being.

Education

• Sociologist (Lille and Paris Universities)
• Training in clinical sexology, École Française de Sexologie - Paris
• Mosaïc Method - Lille
• Technique d'Identification sensorielle des Peurs Inconscientes (TIPI), Paris

Additional training (extract):

• Supporting victims of sexual and gender-based violence
• Preventing sexual assault and female genital mutilation
• Caring for children exposed to domestic violence
• Preventing violence in young people's relationships
• Perpetrators and victims of sexual assault: assessment, treatment and follow-up
• Sexuality and age: support after 50