A sexologist works with individuals, couples, and sometimes groups to address concerns related to sexual health, intimacy, and relationships. These may include:
Erectile dysfunction
Premature ejaculation
Lack of sexual desire
Pain during intercourse
Gender identity and sexual orientation
Sexual trauma and abuse
Relationship issues tied to intimacy
Using a combination of psychotherapy, education, and in some cases, medical referrals, sexologists help clients understand their challenges and work towards solutions. While some sexologists come from medical backgrounds (like urology, gynecology, or psychiatry), others are trained psychologists, counselors, or educators with advanced knowledge in human sexuality.
