Couples who were raised with a Christian faith background will inevitably have something to say about the ways that the Church shaped their views of sexuality. Whether they are still currently involved in their faith, or if they have left the faith in adulthood - the roots still have lasting effects. And unfortunately, shame tends to be a word that often comes up for men and women when trying to process the impact of religion on their sexuality.

Sex therapists are considered specialized because of the combination of our education (certifications, continuing education courses, etc.) and our scope of practice (the clients we see on a daily basis). Even within the field of sex therapy, the specialization can go even further to specific sexual issues. In my case, my practice is focuses on intimacy issues related to vaginismus (pain during sex), low libido, or betrayal/affair recovery for Millennial and Gen X couples.

Talking about sexual issues feels more uncomfortable than other issues. This is why speaking to a sex therapist can be a great start.

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