Sexuality and Illness
Michael Ian Rothenberg, Ph.D., LCSW
Licensed Psychotherapist SW8380
Licensed Psychotherapist SW8380
We are all sexual beings and our sexuality is, very
often, a concern for individuals in both health and in
illness.
Sometimes we’re uncomfortable, embarrassed or even
too shy to discuss our sexual concerns with medical
professionals and it might even appear that some
medical professionals are, sometimes, uncomfortable
discussing our sexual concerns with us.
Dr. Rothenberg provides specialized counseling for
patients and caregivers who have questions about
their illness, sex and sexuality. His open, non-
judgmental style puts people at ease and helps them
to feel comfortable discussing topics that are, in fact,
sometimes hard to talk about.
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Common Topics Explored in Counseling Sexual Desire Sexual Arousal Orgasm Sexual Positions Sexual Behaviors Body Image and Sexuality Fear Anger Sadness Frustration Caregiver Issues Spousal/Partner Caregivers Adult Child Caregivers Sexual Outlets Masturbation Shock and Sexuality Denial and Sexuality Isolation and Sexuality Anger and Sexuality Bargaining and Sexuality Depression and Sexuality Acceptance and Sexuality Acknowledgement and Sexuality Sexuality and Loss Sexuality and Grief Bereavement and Sexuality Terminal Illness and Sexuality Sexuality and Multiple Sclerosis Sexuality and Cancer |
The Center for Counseling
and Sexual Health, P.A.
and Sexual Health, P.A.
Licensed Psychotherapist SW8380 * Board Certified Clinical Sexologist * Certified Sex Therapist
| Orlando, Florida Office 407-797-5468 DrRothenberg@aol.com |