MBBS, M.D. (Psychiatry)
A young psychiatrist who is working for the benefit of not just patients but also community. Working on mental health awareness among today's youth, helping…
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MBBS, M.D. (Psychiatry)
A young psychiatrist who is working for the benefit of not just patients but also community. Working on mental health awareness among today's youth, helping…
MBBS, MD - Psychological Medicine
Dr. Ninad Baste is a Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist and Sexologist in Aundh, Pune and has an experience of 10 years in these fields. Dr. Ninad Baste practices…
MD - General Medicine, MBBS
Chairman, Indian Association For Sexology (affiliated To World Association For Sexology) Director, Indian Institute Of Sexual Medicine He Graduated from Madr…
MBBS, M.D. (Psychiatry)
Dr. Rajesh Kannan is a Psychiatrist in Madipakkam, Chennai and has an experience of 12 years in this field. Dr. Rajesh Kannan practices at Anjakha Multispeci…
MBBS, MD - Psychological Medicine
Dr. Vilas Dongre is practicing Psychiatrist in the city of Thane for the Past 35 Years. His special areas of interest are Marriage Counselling, General Couns…
MBBS, DPM (Psychiatry), Postgraduate Diploma in Sexology
Dr. Atul Dhage is renowned Psychiatrist and Sexologist. He has completed his post graduation from Sion Hospital, Mumbai. He has successfully treated lakhs of…
M.D. (Psychiatry), MBBS
Dr. D.Sai Baalasubramanian is a Psychiatrist in Chitlapakkam, Chennai and has an experience of 19 years in this field. Dr. D.Sai Baalasubramanian practices a…
MBBS, DGO
Dr. Loganayaki is a Infertility Specialist,Gynecologist and Sexologist in T Nagar, Chennai and has an experience of 47 years in these fields. Dr. Loganayaki…
BUMS
IDr. Mohammed Obeidullah Baig has started his Medical Journey by pursuing under graduation course "bachelor of unani medicine and surgery (B.U.M.S) from Dr M…
MBBS, M.D. (Psychiatry)
Dr. Nikhil Kanase completed his MD in Psychiatry. He is working for de-addiction and General Psychiatry Care.
MBBS, DNB - Psychiatry
Dr. Ashutosh Singh (MBBS, DNB Psychiatry) is a Consultant Psychiatrist & De-Addiction Specialist at Apollo Hospitals Indore & has started his 'Personal Clini…
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He is a post graduate in Ayurvedic Psycology with extensive knowledge of Traditional Ayurvedic treatments. He is also engaged in Ayurveda Research. He has a…
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A sexology consultation is a professional medical or therapeutic consultation focused on sexual health, intimacy concerns, relationship issues, and sexual well-being. Sexology addresses the physical, psychological, emotional, and relational aspects of human sexuality. People may consult a sexologist for concerns related to sexual dysfunction, intimacy problems, sexual health education, or emotional difficulties affecting their sexual life.
Sexologists may be medical doctors, psychologists, counselors, or therapists trained in sexual health and relationship counseling. Consultations are usually conducted in a confidential, supportive, and non-judgmental environment where individuals or couples can openly discuss concerns affecting their sexual and emotional well-being.
Sexology consultations can help improve communication, confidence, intimacy, relationship satisfaction, and overall quality of life through personalized guidance and treatment.
● Helps manage sexual health concerns
● Improves intimacy and relationship communication
● Treats sexual dysfunction and performance issues
● Provides emotional and psychological support
● Improves confidence and self-esteem
● Offers guidance for healthy sexual relationships
● Supports overall mental and emotional well-being
● Individuals experiencing sexual dysfunction
● People with low sexual desire or intimacy concerns
● Couples facing relationship or communication difficulties
● Individuals with erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation
● People experiencing pain during intercourse
● Individuals with anxiety related to sexual health
● People seeking sexual health education or counseling
1. Individual Sexology Counseling
Focused on personal sexual health concerns, emotional difficulties, confidence issues, or sexual dysfunction affecting an individual.
2. Couple Sex Therapy
Couples attend sessions together to improve intimacy, communication, sexual satisfaction, and relationship dynamics.
3. Medical Sexology Consultation
A medically trained sexologist evaluates physical causes of sexual dysfunction such as hormonal imbalance, erectile dysfunction, or pain disorders and may prescribe treatment if needed.
4. Psychological Sex Therapy
Focuses on emotional, psychological, or behavioral factors contributing to sexual concerns through counseling and therapy techniques.
5. Sexual Health Education and Guidance
Provides information about sexual wellness, safe practices, contraception, intimacy, and relationship health.
● Patient or couple consults a sexologist
● Medical, emotional, and relationship history are discussed
● Symptoms, concerns, and goals are evaluated
● Sexologist identifies possible physical or psychological causes
● Diagnostic tests may be recommended if medically necessary
● Personalized treatment or counseling plan is created
● Therapy sessions, exercises, or medications may be advised
● Lifestyle and communication guidance may be provided
● Regular follow-up sessions monitor improvement and progress
Consultations may be conducted individually or as a couple depending on the nature of the concern.
Improvement after sexology consultation depends on the type and severity of the concern being treated. Some people may notice positive changes within a few sessions, while deeper emotional or relationship issues may require longer-term therapy.
Patients are usually encouraged to maintain open communication, follow therapeutic exercises or medical advice, manage stress, and attend follow-up sessions regularly. Building trust, confidence, and emotional understanding often plays an important role in successful outcomes.
Sexology consultations are confidential and designed to provide a safe and supportive environment for discussing sensitive concerns.
● Emotional discomfort while discussing sensitive topics
● Temporary anxiety during therapy sessions
● Need for multiple counseling sessions in some cases
● Difficulty addressing long-standing relationship issues
● Underlying medical conditions requiring additional treatment
Sexology consultation itself is generally safe and supportive, and complications are uncommon when conducted by qualified professionals.
Sexology consultation specifically focuses on sexual health, intimacy, relationships, and sexual dysfunction, while general counseling addresses broader emotional or psychological concerns.
A sexologist is specially trained to evaluate the physical, emotional, psychological, and relational aspects of sexuality and intimacy. Some cases may involve both medical and psychological treatment approaches.
General counseling may help with stress or emotional concerns, but sexology consultation provides specialized guidance for sexual and relationship health issues.
Sexology consultations help manage sexual health concerns, intimacy problems, sexual dysfunction, relationship difficulties, and emotional issues affecting sexual well-being.
Individuals, couples, men, women, and people of different age groups may consult a sexologist for sexual health or relationship concerns.
Sexologists may help with erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low libido, pain during intercourse, intimacy issues, anxiety, relationship conflicts, and sexual health education.
Yes, consultations are generally confidential and conducted in a private, professional, and supportive setting.
No, many consultations are discussion-based. Physical examinations are only performed when medically necessary and usually by medically qualified professionals.
Yes, many couples attend sessions together to improve communication, intimacy, and relationship satisfaction.
The number of sessions depends on the concern being addressed. Some issues improve in a few sessions, while others may require longer-term counseling or therapy