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Florida Sex Therapists

Luv2Play — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 02:32:00 +0000

Aventura

Blanche Freund,Ph.D, RN, FAACS

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Psychologist,

Brief Therapy Center

Boca Raton

Jan Burte

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Helen Ginger Bush

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Helen V. Bush, MSW

Erica M. Goodstone, Ph.D.

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Sex Therapist

Private Practice

Beth Krakower MSW, RN

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Sex Therapist, Marriage and Family Therapist

Private Practice

Sally Valentine, PhD, LCSW

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist, Supervisor of Sex Therapy

Psychotherapy, sex therapy, hypnotherapy, Private Practice

Valentine Counseling

Boca Raton or Coral Springs, respectively

Constance Avery-Clark, Ph.D.

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

AASECT-certified Diplomate of Sex Therapy; Clinical Psychologist

Constance Avery-Clark, Ph.D.

Bonita Springs

John M. Papandrea, Ed.D.

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Marriage/Family Therapist; Sex Therapist

Papandrea and Associates

Boynton Beach

Lawrence A. Siegel MA

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator

Clinical Sexologist/President

Sage Institute for Family Development

Richard Siegel MS, LMHC, CST

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator, Sex Therapist

Director of Continuing Ed

Sage Institute for Family Development

Coral Springs

Roslyn H. Horowitz, Ph.D.

AASECT-certified

Licensed Psychologist

Roslyn H. Horowitz, Ph.D.

Judith E. Horowitz,Ph.D.

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

psychologist

Fort Lauderdale

Deborah Eve Babyatsky-Grayson

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Clinical Psychotherapist

Private Practice

Lana Schulman MSW

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Psychotherapist

Private Practice

Debra Jo Taylor LCSW, LMFT

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Certified Diplomate Sex Therapist, Licensed Psychotherapist

Private Practice

Gainesville

Linda Newhart Lotz, MSW, PhD

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator, Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Licensed Psychologist

Self-Employed

Jupiter

Jamie Fisher Wintz

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator

AASECT-certified Sexuality Educator

Lake Worth

Brenda Garma PhD, LMHC

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Sex Offender Therapist

Okeechobee Juvenile Offender Correction Center

Miami

Leonard Speisman, PhD

AASECT-certified: Supervisor of Sex Therapy, Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Certified Sex Therapist & Psychologist

Miami Beach

Libby A. Tanner, Ph.D. LCSW

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Sex therapist, Psychotherapist

Self

North Miami

Lorraine A Mitchell

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Sexuality411, Counseling & Consulting

Palm Beach

Susan Lee, EdD, MSW, LCSW

AASECT-certified: Supervisor of Sex Therapy, Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Sex Therapist

Florida Postgraduate Sex Therapy Training Insitute

Palm Beach Gardens

Brenda Garma PhD, LMHC

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Board Certified Clinical Sexologist

Institute for Sexual Health

Florence W Kaslow

AASECT-certified: Supervisor of Sex Therapy, Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Peggy Lipford McKeal, Ph.D. LMHC, NCC

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Sex Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, Supervision

iListen

Sarasota

Mary G. Davenport Ph.D.

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Private practice

Gregory De Clue

AASECT-certified

Linda B. Sherr

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Tallahassee

Ellen Shapiro PhD

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Clinical Psychologist

Ellen Shapiro, Ph.D.

Tampa

Bonnie R. Saks, MD

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Psychiatrist, Sex Therapist

Bonnie R. Saks, MD and Associates

West Palm Beach

Stanley Althof PhD

AASECT-certified: Sex Therapist

Executive Director

Marital and Sexual Health of S. Fl

Cortina Peters

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator

Community Health Educator

Planned Parenthood of South Florida

Wilton Manors

Wayne Pawlowski MSW

AASECT-certified: Sexuality Educator

Independent Consultant/Trainer

Winter Park

Alan Grieco, Ph.D.

AASECT-certified: Diplomate of Sex Therapy

Licensed Psychologist and Certified Sex Therapist

Private Practice

About Lori Sarvis LCSW, Certified Sex Therapist, Certified Hypnotherapist

Laura S — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 09:24:01 +0000

Lori Sarvis, a licensed clinical social worker, certified sex therapist and certified hypnotherapist for more than 20 years, is a well-respected authority on all aspects of relationships and sexuality. Sarvis has been featured in Glamour and Vive magazines; most recently, her entertaining and informative sex seminars were profiled in City Link, the popular, weekly alternative newspaper.

Sarvis is an adjunct professor at Lynn University, Palm Beach Community College and Atlantic High School, and is a well-known speaker on South Florida’s lecture circuit. Sarvis has a private practice in Deerfield Beach, Florida, where her clients include both couples and individuals.

She is a member of the National Association of Social Workers, Association of Certified Social Workers, American Association of Clinical Hypnosis and American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists.

Why Should I See a Sex Therapist Rather Than a Marriage Or Family Therapist?

Laura S — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 07:51:16 +0000

Would you go to a foot doctor for back pain? No. Or how about a cardiologist for a sore throat? Of course not. So it stands to reason that, if a couple experiences sexual problems, that they’d want to see a qualified specialist in the field of sexuality. A certified sex therapist is trained in all areas of human sexuality, including all of its physical and psychological components.

Not anyone can become a sex therapist: In the state of Florida, a sex therapist must be licensed in social work, psychology or related fields; while there is no licensing for the state, a certification requires further training and supervision.

For more information and to schedule an appointment please call:

1-866-954-0410

Lori Sarvis
The Professional Counseling Center
2151 W. Hillsboro Blvd., Suite 204
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442

Difficult time changing sexual positions

Luv2Play — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:18:42 +0000

I do not know if this is strange, but I am a 32 yr old male that enjoys sex, but I have a difficult time with changing sexual positions during sex for fear I may lose my erection. This has happened in the past several times, and now I feel it will happen again. Up until now it has not been a problem with women. Now, I have been in a 4 month relationship and my girlfriend is very open sexually. She wants to have sex in all positions and I am finding every excuse to avoid this. She feels its her and she is getting more frustrated and hurt. I am not sure how to explain this to her because I am not sure myself whats going on and I have not been able to find any material that discusses this issue. Please help me.

How To Choose a Sex Therapist?

Luv2Play — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 02:01:18 +0000

Perhaps your sex life isn’t what it used to be. Your wife only wants to make love once a month, and then it’s without enthusiasm. When you try to talk about it, she clams up or changes the subject. What to do?

Or maybe your boyfriend is having problems in bed. He starts making love, but before you know it he’s ejaculated, leaving both of you frustrated and dissatisfied. You don’t know what’s wrong and whenever you bring up the subject, it turns into a fight. Where can you turn?

How do you find a sex therapist? What are their qualifications? How can you be sure you need one? How long does it normally take and how much does it cost?

“People are ready for a sex therapist when they’ve tried everything and don’t know what else to do about their sexual issues.

Sex therapists treat many problems, including loss of desire, erectile dysfunction, inability to achieve orgasm, and sex problems associated with medical health issues.

Whatever the cause, if you and your partner are unhappy with your sex life and can’t make headway, sex therapy could be the answer.

Before responding to newspaper, magazine or Internet advertisements, it is wise to check out the therapist’s qualifications. Ask about the therapist’s training and experience, approximately how long therapy will take and what fees are involved. “Be guided by the fact that an initial visit is not a commitment, and if anyone requires advance payments or wants to set up a schedule of advance appointments you should be very cautious,” she said.

Finally, choose a therapist with whom you feel you can trust with your most intimate thoughts and problems. You must trust and be able to confide in your sex therapist before treatment can succeed.

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