Overview
Sexual dysfunction and psychosexual concerns affect desire, arousal, or the physical and emotional experience of intimacy, and can stem from psychological, relational, or medical factors — often several at once.
Common Signs & Symptoms
- Persistent low sexual desire or interest
- Difficulty with arousal or physical response
- Pain or discomfort during intimacy
- Distress or anxiety related to sexual performance
- Relationship strain connected to sexual concerns
- Concerns present since a specific event, or that have developed gradually
When to Seek Help
These concerns are common and highly treatable — most people wait far longer than necessary before seeking help.
Our Approach at Shams
Our psychosexual therapists provide a confidential, non-judgmental assessment and individualized treatment, often alongside couples therapy where relevant.
This page provides general information and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis. If you're concerned about yourself or someone you know, please reach out to schedule an assessment.
