Find out more about how you can use mindfulness practices to manage intimacy dysfunctions and anxieties.

EMDR therapy targets negative thoughts in individuals with sexual dysfunctions which can lead to greater levels of sexual functioning and satisfaction. Contact us to learn more about how EMDR can be helpful in the treatment of sexual dysfunction.

Premature ejaculation (PE) is the most common sexual dysfunction in men. Learn more about PE from the MendEd courses now offered by Kimberly Keiser.

We explore how to determine a sexual status and different sexual dysfunctions affecting men.

The Sexual Tipping Point® (STP) model is an easy way to visualize both the mental and physical elements of sexual function and dysfunction, which can help facilitate an integrated treatment approach during therapy.

Dr. Barry McCarthy says the reason some men have low sexual desire is that they’re not honest with themselves or their partner about what they desire. We explore ways to improve communication – and desire – in relationships.

We explore male sexuality in our Sex Plus Symposium, including a look at male sexual function and performance.

Sex therapy focuses on many different aspects of sexual health and functionality between you and your partner. Science is integral to sexual healthcare and the practice of sex therapy at Kimberly Keiser and Associates.

Through many years of clinical practice, we have found that men who come to our clinic after exhausting other options for the treatment of ED have similar types of thoughts about their sexuality, sexual performance, sexual functioning, or sexual body parts.

To find relief from erectile dysfunction, it's important to involve your parter in therapy. Learn why and find help today.

Kimberly Keiser answers Sioux Falls' questions about sex, trauma, and more in this new Free Game podcast.

The specific psychosocial therapy needed for erectile dysfunction (ED) is dependent on understanding all medical and non-medical contributions.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) occurs in 10% of men under 35 years old and 50% or more of men who are more than 60 years old. See what medical and psychological risk factors there are for and what variables can lead to ED.