1. Sex Therapy and Online Sex Therapy
SexTherapy-Online
Rhiannon Beauregard
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Certified Sex Therapist

2. About the Therapist
Rhiannon Beauregard, MA, LMFT-S, CST is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist
Licensed in five states: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Texas
Specializing in Sex Therapy with individuals and relationships

3. What is Sex Therapy
Sex Therapy is the treatment of sexual issues through empirically proven therapeutic techniques.
Sex Therapy is a specialty of traditional therapy and works directly with sex and intimacy issues within a relationship or an individual.
Sex Therapy should be conducted by a Certified Sex Therapist who is licensed as a mental health therapist and has specific training in the field of sexual health.

4. What is Sex Therapy
Sex therapy is the treatment of sexual issues by a licensed therapist.
Sex therapy can work with individuals and/or relationships.
Sex therapy often includes other aspects of therapeutic work but is specifically focused on sexual aspects of a persons life.

5. What Issues Does Sex Therapy Treat?
Sexual Desire Issues
Sexual Arousal Issues
Sexual Desire Issues
Low Desire
No Desire
Decreased Libido
No Libido
No Sexual Fantasies
Not wanting to be sexual (with oneself and/or others)
Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
Lack of interest or desire for sexual activity
Sexual Anorexia
Sexual Arousal Disorders
Difficulty obtaining an erection
Erectile Dysfunction
Difficulty feeling aroused
Dryness issues (in females)
Hyper-Arousal

6. What Issues Does Sex Therapy Treat?
Orgasm Issues
Sexual Pain Issues
Haven’t achieved an orgasm
Aren’t able to orgasm
Anorgasmia
Pre-orgasmic
Orgasmic Disorder
Premature Ejaculation
Delayed Ejaculation
Early Ejaculation
No feeling
Sexual Pain Disorders
Pain during sex
Vaginismus
Dyspareunia
Chronic Sexual Pain

7. What Issues Does Sex Therapy Treat?
Asexuality
Sexual Aversion Disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Sexual Anorexia
Sexual Trauma
Anhedonia
Therapy to clients who identify as kink or interested/active in the BDSM community
Counseling to clients who identify as polyamorous
Couples who participate in swinging activities
Gender Identity Issues
Questioning Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity
Fertility Issues and Sexuality
Sexual Issues related to parenthood
Sexual issues related to disease, illness, cancer, etc.
Relationship Issues Related to Sex
Lack of Confidence

8. Sex Addiction and Out-Of-Control Sexual Behavior Therapy
Sex and Love Addiction is a very real addiction that affects many people.
Sex addiction can look like chronic infidelity, inappropriate behavior on the internet, obsessions and compulsions around pornography, and a myriad of other very secretive and shame-based behaviors.
Not only do the addicts need treatment, but the partners and the families.
Many therapists are not qualified to work with sex addiction and can actually create a lot of turmoil in the relationship and within the individual due to not handling the addiction appropriately.

9. What is Sex Therapy NOT
Sex therapy is not phone sex or erotic conversations.
Sex therapy is not surrogate partner therapy.
Sex therapy is not eroticized or sexual in nature.
Sex therapy is not done by a counselor with a little sexual experience.
Sex therapy is not hands-on or active coaching during actual sexual experiences

11. Short Clip on What SexTherapy-Online does NOT look like

12. Services SexTherapy-Online Offers
For Clients
For Professionals
Sex Therapy
Sex Education
Sex Counseling
Sex Coaching
Individual Counseling
Relationship 
Counseling
Sexual Assessment for Relationships
Professional Consultation and Collaboration
Mentoring for Online Therapy Work

13. 10 Reasons Why SexTherapy-Online is a Good Choice for Your Patients
1. Accessibility 2. Privacy 3. The dreaded waiting area in a sex therapist's office 4. Difficulty communicating about sex in person 5. Convenience 6. Allows you to see the client in their natural environment
7. Treatment of internet related issues using the internet makes sense 8. Increases therapeutic opportunities for all 9. Good for the environment 10. It's an effective MODEL of therapy in and of itself, not just a way to deliver therapy to someone at a distance

14. How Does SexTherapy-Online work?
Prior to Appointment
At First Appointment
Clients are referred to SexTherapy-Online
They either call or and I call them back.
We have an initial phone conversation where I set up their account online.
They receive an with instructions to fill out their necessary forms and download VSEE
The clients are responsible for arranging a confidential and secure place to meet. It can be done anywhere!
The clients login to the secure video system and I call them at their appointment time using the secure videoconferencing platform.

15. Any Questions?

16. Contact www.SexTherapy-Online.com Phone: 512.765.4741
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