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Frequently Asked Questions What is sexology? What is sex therapy? What is a sex therapist? What are Dr. Zilney's qualifications? What type of clients does Dr. Zilney typically see? What happens in sex therapy? Do you use surrogates? What is a sex therapy treatment plan? Is therapy confidential? Do you prescribe medication? How long does therapy take? How long is a session? What is sexology? Sexology is the study of what people do sexually and how they feel about it. Sexologists provide permission and information in a non-judgmental environment. Sexologists are certified by the American College of Sexologists. They receive thousands of hours of training in all aspects of sexuality such as anatomy, physiology, medicine, sociology, anthropology, and criminology. What is sex therapy? Sex therapy is a specific form of counselling that deals with sexuality issues. Clients explore their sexuality and boundaries with the help of a trained professional. Sex therapy often involves "play" assignments done at home such as reviewing media, reading, and other tasks that are completed between sessions. The client and therapist work as a team to bring about change in the individual or couple's life so that you are happier about yourself sexually and your sexual relationships. What is a sex therapist? A sex therapist is someone who treats people with sexual concerns. You should note that "therapist" is not a legally protected term - so anyone can call themselves a sex therapist. In fact, most individuals who offer sex therapy lack comprehensive knowledge of human sexuality. When making a decision about who to see, be sure to ask them about their educational background in human sexuality and what type of treatment model they use. What are Dr. Sex's qualifications? Dr. Sex is a highly qualified sexuality professional. She is certified by the American College of Sexologists. For more information on Dr. Zilney, please refer to the "Credentials & Publications" page. What type of clients does Dr. Sex typically see? In the past six months, Dr. Sex has dealt with individuals experiencing the following issues: performance issues (55% of clients), relationship issues (30%), body image (15%). What happens in sex therapy? The first step is the initial phone conversation with Dr. Sex. This call will last approximately 10 minutes. You'll inform Dr. Sex about your concern to ensure that she is capable of assisting you, and you'll learn about the intake process and fee structure. The first face-to-face meeting lasts 50-minutes and is a time for you to discuss your concerns and expectations. The second session lasts 90 minutes. Dr. Sex will take a comprehensive sex history, gather medical and other information from you, and have you set out expectations of what you want from therapy. Next, you'll more fully address the issue that brought you to Dr. Sex so she has a basic understanding of how she can create a treatment plan for you. Subsequent sessions last 50-minutes in length. Do you use surrogates? Rarely. Surrogates are professionally trained to assist individuals with learning how to be sexual.

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