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FEMALE LOW LIBIDO

Results:

You selected in the questionnaire:

From an early age I have never been really interested in sex

This statement indicates: Non-acquired Low Libido meaning that so far in your life you have experienced low libido and it has not been acquired along the way. This type of issue is usually considered in some cases more difficult to address than other types of libido issues. However there are still many considerations to look at in terms of your treatment strategy.

The following areas are known contributors to either causing, from the beginning, and / or keep maintaining the dysfunction. You will need to carefully consider your answers and investigate further anything you feel may be an issue.

Do you now and have you always taken some form of medication? If so check with your GP or the manufacturer to assess if this is impacting on sexual functioning.

Have you always indulged in illicit drugs or excessive amounts of alcohol?

Consider your level of general life happiness. Do you have goals that you are working toward and values that you live by?

Think and note down issues and stressors at work, home and other areas that may be contributing to high levels of stress or anxiety.

Do you have any reason to think you may be (or have always) suffered from depression? If so consult your GP as soon as possible.

Check your energy levels and are you getting enough sleep. Do you feel overworked? Do you assume the majority of housework / child rearing responsibilities?

Think about the general satisfaction in your current relationship and how have your relationships been throughout your lifespan?

What is your family-of-origin’s attitude towards sex and in particular the role of women within sexuality?

Think about your own formed attitudes towards sexuality. Is this a subject just for men or should women also be interested in sex for pleasure?

Are your satisfied with your general body image? Rate from 1 to 10. If you are generally satisfied there may not be an issue here however if you are not satisfied at all then you may need to look at this issue a bit more closely.

Once you have established the answers to these questions, it is likely you have uncovered the driver and/or what’s maintaining the issue. You will then need to address this in order to establish healthy sexual functioning.

Once you have established the answers to these questions, it is likely you have uncovered the driver and / or what’s maintaining the issue. You will then need to address this in order to establish healthy sexual functioning.

Other options:
Download the Discovery Workbook.
The Discovery Workbook takes you on an investigative and reflective journey through potential issues that may be driving the problem. It’s an in-depth look at the issue including questions, activities, reflections and case studies that will assist you in uncovering the essence of the problem. $39.95. To purchase the Discovery Workbook.

Book a Telephone or Skype appointment with your Sex Therapist.
Advise us of your preferred time and date and we will endeavour to meet your needs wherever possible. You will receive communication about your booking within 60 minutes. Telephone and Skype appointments are $120.00 for a 60 minute session and are done with maximum convenience to you, in the privacy of your own home or office.

Book a face-to-face Clinic Appointment with Terri OReilly.
Clinic rooms are located on Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill. Sessions are 1 hour in duration and are $145.00 per session. Advise us of your preferred time and date and we will endeavour to meet your needs wherever possible. You will receive communication about your booking within 60 minutes.