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Sexual Dysfunction
Changes in desire, arousal, orgasm or comfort affect both men and women, and they can quietly strain confidence and relationships. You deserve a respectful place to talk about them.
More than one piece of the puzzle
Sexual health is shaped by the body, the mind and the relationship. Blood flow, nerves, hormones, pain, fatigue, medications (including some antidepressants and blood pressure drugs), stress, past experiences, body image and communication can all play a role.
Concerns often overlap. Low desire can follow pain, performance worries can affect arousal, and a stressful season of life can change everything at once. A good plan looks at the whole picture rather than a single symptom.
Concerns people bring to us
- Low or mismatched desire
- Difficulty with arousal or lubrication
- Trouble reaching orgasm or changes in sensation
- Discomfort or pain with intimacy
- Performance anxiety or avoiding intimacy
- Premature ejaculation
What a private consultation explores
- Which aspect of sexual health concerns you most
- How long it has been happening and what has changed
- Physical health, medications and hormones
- Stress, sleep, mood and body image
- Relationship and communication factors
- Whether a physician or counselor should be involved
See a physician promptly if you notice pain with intimacy that is new or severe, bleeding after intercourse, signs of infection, or if sexual concerns are connected to depression, trauma or feeling unsafe. Your wellbeing comes first.
Personalized support
EROS for men
A drug-free acoustic wave program for men with erectile and performance concerns.
Explore EROS →EROS-VR for women
Acoustic wave sessions explored for sensation, comfort and lubrication.
Learn about EROS-VR →Whole-person wellness plan
Guidance on sleep, stress, nutrition, hormones and communication that support desire and confidence.
Collaborative referrals
When counseling, sex therapy, pelvic floor therapy or medical care would help, we will say so.
What to keep in mind
Sexual concerns rarely have a single cause, so most plans combine approaches. Devices can support certain physical factors, but they do not address relationship, emotional or medication-related causes on their own.
If a medication may be affecting your sexual health, talk with your prescriber before making any change.
Common questions
Is this page about erectile dysfunction?
ED is one part of sexual health. This page covers the broader picture, including desire, arousal, orgasm and comfort, for both men and women. See our Erectile Dysfunction page for ED specifically.
Can my partner come to the consultation?
Yes. Many couples find it helpful to attend together. It is your choice.
Is everything kept private?
Yes. Consultations are discreet and conducted in a private setting.
Keep exploring
Talk privately about sexual wellness
Start with a private, judgment-free conversation about your goals. We will help you understand your options, including when a medical evaluation should come first.
In-person consultations at our Frisco, Texas clinic. Educational information only. Results vary and no specific outcome is guaranteed.