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Sexology – what does it do?
Sexology is an interdisciplinary field that deals with the sexual sphere of man in its physical, mental and social dimensions.
What is a sexological consultation?
A sexological consultation is an important and preliminary meeting during which you can discuss your sexual difficulties.
How many meetings?
Most often, there are several meetings - generally about three, which end with making and discussing the diagnosis as well as indicating the direction of further work, if necessary.
What is the purpose of sexological diagnosis?
Diagnosis is a very important element in the treatment process. It determines the difficulty, its source, the methodology of therapeutic work and the initial treatment time.
For people who experience:
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absence, loss or decline of sexual needs
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orgasmic disorders, e.g. difficulty achieving orgasm
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erectile dysfunction
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ejaculation disorders, e.g. premature ejaculation
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painful sexual intercourse in both women and men
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decreased or overactive sexual drive
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difficulties in accepting one’s body
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difficulties accepting one's sexual or gender identity
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inability to communicate and meet one's sexual needs
Who is the sexological consultation for?
Consultations are conducted by
You can ask a question anonymously and receive help in a confidential atmosphere.
If you are experiencing difficulties in your sexuality
please contact us by phone or e-mail:
e-mail: info@ckudublin.org
or Phone/WhatsApp: + 353 876 494 555
You can ask a question anonymously and receive help in a confidential atmosphere.
In the case of online consultations, we send documents by e-mail, which must be signed and returned to the e-mail address provided no later than 24 hours before the planned meeting.
The process of booking an appointment also includes paying the consultation fee. Confirmation of the reservation is the posted consultation fee, visible 24 hours before the planned meeting.
The CKU operates in accordance with the principles of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the Code of Professional Ethics