Mindful Sex Therapy for Couples
Mindful Sex Therapy for Couples is an experiential couples therapy group for partners seeking greater intimacy, improved communication, and a more satisfying sexual relationship. Using mindfulness-based sex therapy, guided discussion, and mind/body exercises, couples will explore patterns affecting desire, pleasure, emotional connection, and sexual wellness. Topics may include mismatched libido, performance anxiety, communication about sex, boundaries, rebuilding trust, and increasing emotional and physical intimacy. This group is inclusive and welcomes diverse couples, identities, orientations, and sexual concerns.
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North Bethesda Office
6125 Executive Boulevard
North Bethesda, MD 20852
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