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“Who Needs Surrogate Partner Therapy?

The problems that motivate clients to seek Surrogate Partner Therapy range from general anxiety in social situations to specific sexual dysfunctions. Concerns for any gender might result from one of the following:
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Negative body image or physical disfigurement
Medical conditions
Sexual, physical, or emotional abuse and/or trauma (rape or incest, for instance)
Intimacy issues
Phobias and anxieties
Unresolved relationship trauma
Confusion about sexual orientation
Lack of social or sexual self-confidence.

Sexual concerns may include:
Orgasmic inhibition
Genital or pelvic pain
Avoidance of physical and/or emotional intimacy
Lack of experience due to anxious avoidance.
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Common sexual issues for male clients include:
Erection difficulties (ED)
Rapid ejaculation (PE)
Ejaculatory inhibition.
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Female clients’ sexual issues might include:
Vaginismus (involuntary contraction of vaginal muscles resulting in painful penetration)
Vulvodynia
Limited or non-existent orgasms

Clients of any gender may seek therapy to address problems relating to
Fear and avoidance of sexual and emotional intimacy
Lack of relationship experience
Shame or anxiety regarding sex
Low arousal or lack of sexual desire

Surrogate and Client Interactions

Learning how to develop healthy relationships, how to touch and to receive touch, and how to be more accepting of one’s body and sexuality are important aspects of this process. Care is taken to assure that the client is ready for each new step as the client and surrogate partner gradually progress through experiences that are simultaneously diagnostic, skill-building, and healing. The surrogate partner models social skills, effective communication, and emotional honesty. The surrogate-client relationship offers experiences of shared physical intimacy that facilitate the development of healthy self-concepts and improved sexual functioning. As the work progresses, clients find themselves becoming more relaxed, more open to feelings, and more comfortable with physical and emotional intimacy. Genital-genital contact may or may not be therapeutically indicated. When it is indicated, it is often a minor part of the therapy.” -https://www.surrogatetherapy.org/what-is-surrogate-partner-therapy. "
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