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The link between sexual performance and mental health

While many of the most common causes of erectile dysfunction are psychological, ED is also sometimes associated with depression, addiction, or anxiety. Mental health can affect people’s sex lives in many ways, as psychological issues can impact libido, intimacy, and ability to perform altogether. Our Toronto sexual health experts explore some of the ways that mental health may affect sexual performance for men and women.

“More Sex!” It’s What Doctors Should Prescribe
Science Shows that Sex is Healthy for Him AND Her A study published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology in 2018 found that women who had active sex lives were less likely to develop heart disease than those who were less sexually active. Additionally, a study published in the American Journal of Cardiology in 2015… Read more: “More Sex!” It’s What Doctors Should Prescribe
Satisfying sex. Which comes first confidence or performance?
When it comes to intimate relationships, confidence has always been a bit of an enigma. Just how important is high self-esteem in relationships? Does confidence come from a healthy sex life, or is it a necessary ingredient to get things moving in the first place? Is confidence sexy, or are sexy people confident? While questions… Read more: Satisfying sex. Which comes first confidence or performance?
Porn Can Contribute to Erectile Dysfunction
It’s the conclusion that many articles, websites, and recent conversations have come to: When young men deal with ED, pornography is sometimes the culprit. As a medical clinic, the question we ask is always the same: What do the facts say? Does science have the answer to the question “Can porn really cause erectile dysfunction?”… Read more: Porn Can Contribute to Erectile Dysfunction
Support for Men’s Sexual Health & Intimacy Concerns
At FullMast, we understand that addressing men’s sexual health and intimacy concerns requires compassionate, expert support. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Ashay Therapy Services to offer clients a free 20-minute virtual consultation with their team of culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapists.