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The UK Sexual Healing Centre

Surrogate Partner Therapy

 

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Index

 

Founders & History

 

ICASA Therapists

 

Surrogate Partners

 

SPT Explained

 

Men

 

Women

 

Fee Structure

 

Further Information

 

Personal Assessment 

 

Contact ICASA

 

Frequent Questions

 

Client Letters

 

In Memory

 

Links

                                    

 

 

Click the links below for information on Treatments for the following problems:

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Fear of Intimacy in Women

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Inability to Achieve Orgasm and Painful Sex

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Sexuality After Surgery, Trauma or Menopause

 

Women's sexual problems are often considered either too complicated to try to resolve or simply 'one of those things' which a woman is supposed to put up with.  The fact is that painful sex or the inability to orgasm can be successfully resolved through supportive Interactive Sexual Healing.  

 

Women who visit us for help can be assured that they will be treated with the utmost sensitivity and dignity and with complete confidence.

 

The Power of The Feminine Way

Men and women have been in conflict for thousands of years.  It is time for us to end the gender wars and pull together to solve the problems that threaten our existence on Earth.  We must not continue to blame each other and act out our deep hurts in the form of rejection and abuse.  We are like two kids fighting while their house burns down, who don’t seem to notice that their lives are in danger because they are so caught up in winning and gaining control.

 

Low self-esteem is the root of such dysfunctional behaviour.  Men and women in conflict increase the cycle of low self-esteem as they wound each other.  The human psyche has it’s own way of fighting for survival and growth.  If a loved one has gravely hurt us, especially when we were young children or teens, we act to correct that hurt and gain some feeling of mastery over the source of pain.  That is our nature.  No one accepts hurtful experiences without some internal shift that leads to consequent behaviour as well as altered perceptions. 

 

In writing about female sexuality, I am addressing one very deep source of hurtful experiences for both men and women.  I will explore how sex has become disowned in women.  Our sexuality, which should be a source of self-esteem, is distorted by internal pain.  This leads to repressed desire and many other sexual difficulties.

 

I suspect that men and women have been angry at each other for a very long time because what should be healing and life-affirming is not.  What should be connecting us to our Life Force and renewing our energy often does not do so.  Yet, we can reclaim the promise of our sexuality.  While the feminine experience is largely missing in modern adult sexual imagery, it was abundantly portrayed as long as 30,000 years ago.  These ancient woman-positive cultures have a message about sexuality that we can learn from today.

 

I am focusing on sexuality because it has been my field of study for more than 25 years.  I hope to avoid playing “mine is better than yours” like the kids in the burning house.  Yet, it is time to stop viewing woman’s sexuality as defective.  It is time to stop using male yardstick to judge the adequacy of the female sexual response.  A solid base of sexual self-esteem can only come from a truly female model of sexuality.  When we can validate female sexual responses, fluctuating desires, and unique rhythms – from a female point of view – sexual healing will come from within.

 

When women are healed of their sexual scars, the sexes can meet as true partners, each with unique power and wisdom.  Sexual synchronicity creates unimaginable healing – healing for the souls of the individuals involved, their families, and the earth.  I believe that this is what we are all searching for.

 

 

-          Linda E. Savage, Ph.D. Vista, CA

-          US Sexologist

-          Author of “Reclaiming Goddess Sexuality”

 

Click Here to email ICASA to arrange an initial Personal Assessment appointment

 

 

 

 

Index       Founders & History       ICASA Therapists        Surrogate Partners        Explaining Surrogate Partner Therapy        Men        Women        

Fee Structure        Further Information        Personal Assessment    Contact Us       Frequently Asked Questions        Letters        In Memory        Links                

 

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