Sexual Health Therapy Edgbaston Birmingham

If you’ve been struggling with your weight for a very long time and you can’t figure out why, may be you've experienced some form of sexual abuse ?. My definition is this: anyone that's ever made you feel uncomfortable in your body. I had a client who's grandmother used to always comment on her weight, and it wasn't until she remembered that, she was able to release the weight. If you've struggled with sexual trauma (even if you've been to therapy before) chances are, THA...T is the reason you can't lose weight. Clients report a 90% reduction in their emotional eating within 2-3 months and the results are permanent! Call Stuart for a free 30 minute confidential consultation -07825 599340 - stuart@hypnotherapy4freedom.com
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Sexual Issues ? - call in confidence/ confidentiality - Stuart 07825 599340 or email stuart@hypnotherapy4freedom.com

Self - awareness - can you read your own emotions, do you recognise your strengths and weaknesses ? Self - awareness is not about who you are - but recognising/noticing your behaviour patterns. Your unconscious mind is running habitual patterns - meta programs. You can develop skills to change habitual responses - to take charge of your life , take charge of your thinking,create more choices and flexibility in your life Release negative behavioural and emotional responses- take charge of your thinking . Call Stuart - 07825 599340 -for a free 30 minute phone consultation or book an appointment - stuart@stuartdowning.co.uk www.stuartdowning.co.uk

What Is Perimenopause? Perimenopause signals the beginning of the end of the reproductive years, but the age at which it begins is different for every woman. The first signs of it are typically menstrual irregularity, which some women may notice as early as their mid- to late thirties. For most women, perimenopause occurs in the early forties The change in the menstrual cycle happens because of changing levels of estrogen. During the reproductive years, estrogen rises and fal...
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SEX and Asparagus Ever notice the suggestive shape of a nice, fat, firm asparagus? It’s a bit phallic, if you haven’t noticed. Of course, we all know asparagus is a healthy delicious food, makes your pee smell funny, and tastes great grilled. But, did you know asparagus is one of the sexiest vegetables you can eat?
While this veggie’s shape may have something to do with its status as an aphrodisiac, it also contains some powerful nutrients that actually do offer a boost to yo...
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Current article posted in May in Hypnotherapy Directory on Destructive Habits Call Stuart on 07825 599340 for a free telephone consultation stuart@hypnotherapy4freedom.com www.hypnotherapy4freedom.com

Sexual Happiness Individuals living with long-term sexual problems are often too ashamed and embarrassed to discuss their concerns with anyone – not even their partner – and this can take a toll on their sex life, relationships and well-being. Psychosexual therapy provides an outlet for people to talk about their issues and resolve all kinds of sexual problems. Some of the sexual issues seen in psychosexual therapy include: loss of sexual desire painful intercourse... difficulties with orgasm arousal disorders erectile dysfunction premature or delayed ejaculation sexual difficulties following abuse general breakdown in a couple’s relationship not being able to achieve penetrative sex fear of sex menopause pregnancy and postnatal sex sexuality and illness sex avoidance poor body image relating to intimacy. The essential aim of therapy is to identify the root cause of a sexual problem(s) and then treat it appropriately. Once the root cause of a sexual problem is identified, sessions will then move on to treatment. In psychosexual therapy, I will explain the physical causes of sexual problems (such as vaginal dryness) while helping clients to rethink unhelpful misconceptions about sex.. Psychosexual therapy can help individuals of all ages, sexual orientation and health. Some people may be single and not actively having sex, but can still benefit from seeing a sex therapist if something is troubling them. Couples – whether married, cohabiting or living separately – can receive treatment together, If relationship issues are the cause of sexual problems, therapy will tackle conflict and communication difficulties as part of of the process of sex therapy. Some individuals in relationships may prefer to see a therapist on their own to resolve their own issues rather than as a couple Psychosexual therapy empowers individuals and couples to deal with their sexual problems in a healthy way – helping them to work together to understand their sexual problems, better express their sexual needs and wants, and broaden their choices of sensual and sexual expression.
Call Stuart: +44 7825 599340 email - stuart@hypnotherapy4freedom.com web - http://hypnotherapy4freedom.com/
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