Sexuality is intrinsic to our natures as human beings. Good sexual health not only leads to a positive self-image, value system and attitude to life, but also a healthy and harmonic sex life.

Sexual dysfunctions, ranging from erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, painful intercourse and insufficient vaginal lubricant secretion, to loss of sexual desire and anxiety, are much related to physical and psychological health.

Sexual health is important to general well-being. According to a survey conducted by Clinical & Epidemiology Research Center, Department of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, on sexual dysregulation in the local population, incidence of having one or more sexual dysregulatory problems for at least 3 consecutive months in the past 1 year, were 50.9% and 53.2%, respectively, among Hong Kong males and females aged 18-59 years. The prevalence of such disorders was linked to increasing age.

The study revealed the high prevalence and severity of sexual dysregulations, which is associated to psychological health and quality of life. The effects of adverse economic situations and stress are reflected from the sex life of local people.

Not only physical and psychological health, sexual problems also lead to deteriorated family life and relationship among couples. Therefore, seeking assistance from sexual health professionals is important; the problems will worsen if left neglected.

The aim of "sex therapy" is to help people regain the joy and intimacy from sex by overcoming sexual problems with their partner. Over 90% of our clients reported drastically improved relation with partner after receiving sex therapy. Along with improving sex life, another focus of sex therapy is building intimacy among partners, which includes education of communication skills, self-recognition, behavioral changes, correction of myths on sex, improvement of sex skills, and so on.

Common Sexual Disorders

Erectile dysfunction (ED) Premature ejaculation Delayed ejaculation / Unable to ejaculate (Anejaculation) Lack of sex drive Sexual impotence Problem reaching climax Vaginal spasm (Vaginismus) - involuntary tightening of vaginal muscles Painful intercourse

Who Can Receive Our Services?

Partners with dysregulated sex life and/or sexual disorders Partners having emotional problems due to any forms of sexual behavior or sexual disorders People with disrupted sex life due to trauma and/or negative experience during childhood Premarital couples with fear and/or anxiety on future sex life

For further information or to make an appointment, please call MHS on (852) 2375-3322.