"Why am I losing sexual interest in my partner?"
Losing sexual interest/attraction towards a partner is not uncommon or abnormal. The loss of sexual interest (also seen as low sexual desire/libido) is influenced by a variety of variables that can be psychological, relational or biological. The most important thing to know is that loss of sexual desire or attraction is often a symptom — not the root problem.
What is Psychotherapy & what happens in therapy?
You might be wondering "What is psychotherapy?", "What happens in therapy?", "Do I need therapy?" - all of which are valid and important questions to ask before you consider starting therapy if you haven't before.
What is mental health?
Mental health how our mind feels and functions on a daily basis. The state of our mental wellbeing will impact how we think, feel and behave. The types of thoughts, feelings and behaviours we tend to engage in will determine how we handle stress, relate to others and make decisions.
Family issues: Enmeshment + Loss of boundaries
When we are experiencing challenges with boundaries in our family units, we can start to think about the phenomenon 'Enmeshment trauma'.
Losing sexual attraction toward partner.
Losing sexual attraction toward a partner is a common experience and can be influenced by a variety of psychological, relational, and biological factors. Understanding the psychology behind this phenomenon involves considering several key areas.
Why do I feel anxious? Understanding Anxiety.
Anxiety (clinically recognised as Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD)) is one of the most enquired issues for support. Everyone feels anxiety in some way or another.
People pleasing - why do it?
People pleasing is constantly meeting the needs of others at the expense of one’s own needs.
Low self-confidence or low self-esteem?
A person can have high confidence and low self-esteem, or high self-esteem and low confidence.