Sexual problems

• Male: Anatomical anomalies of genitalia (epispadias, hypospadias, phimosis, tight frenulum, penile curvature, Peyronie's disease, undescended testis, hydrocoele, varicocoele) sexual desire disorders (reduced, increased, fluctuating or partner-specific desire), erectile dysfunction (inadequate, persistent, painful erection), ejaculatory dysfunction (premature, delayed, absent or retrograde ejaculation), painful intercourse.
• Female: Sexual desire disorders (reduced, increased, fluctuating or partner-specific desire), vaginismus (fear of being penetrated), painful intercourse, anorgasmia (not being satisfied in intercourse).
• Relational: sexual ignorance, sexual myths and misconceptions, incompatible sexual expectations, mutual sexual dissatisfaction, sexual boredom, homosexuality, bisexuality, transsexuality, unconsummated marriage, variant sexual behaviour.

Marital problems

• Issues from the original family concepts
• Issues due to personality difference
• Issues arising from undue expectations
• Issues from crisis in family
• Issues due to sexual orientation and variations
• Extramarital relationship
• Intimacy disorder

Issues

Sexual

• Male, female sex therapy
• Couple sex therapy
• Pre-marital counselling
• Sexual desire disorder
• Orgasmic disorder
• Homosexuality
• Transsexuality
• Sexual medicine
• Penile erection test
• Penile Doppler scan
• Vibrator therapy
• Genital surgery
• Sexual devices
• Sexual rehabilitation
• Sexuality research

Marital

• Unconsummated marriage
• Marital disputes
• Marital therapy
• Divorce counselling

Psychological

• T. A. with redecision therapy
• Neuro-linguistic programming
• Personal psychotherapy
• Family therapy
• Emotional problems
• Personality disorders

Specific Group

• Group sex therapy
• Group psychotherapy
• Group marital therapy
• Socio-sexual programmes
• Sexuality education programmes
• Training for Sex Educators
• Training for Sex Therapists
• Training for Marital Therapists
• Training for Psychotherapists