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Talking about sex with your partner can feel easier when you choose a calm moment, share your own experiences and listen to each other. Start with what you enjoy, long for or feel curious about. You do not need to resolve everything in a single conversation. It can feel easier to have sex than to […]
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Antidepressants can affect sexual desire, arousal, orgasm and erections. These are common side effects, particularly with SSRIs. At the same time, depression, anxiety and stress can affect sexuality in similar ways, which means that antidepressants may instead improve sexual wellbeing as depression gets better. Perhaps you feel better mentally since starting antidepressants, but no longer […]
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We created these conversation cards to help couples deepen both their love and their intimacy. Drawing on many years of relationship and sexual counselling, we selected the most effective questions for opening up honest conversations. Use the cards regularly and experience a stronger bond and renewed desire. The cards are in Swedish.
During menopause, also known as the transition period, women undergo a change in their hormone levels where hormone production from the ovaries decreases, leading to the cessation of menstruation. Menopause occurs sometime in the 50s and lasts for varying lengths of time, usually several years. The physical and psychological discomforts during menopause are many and […]
Explore questions about sexual orientation and identity, being yourself, and sharing your feelings with others. Our sexologists offer support and someone to talk to.
Vaginal pain The prevalence of long-term and severe pain is 10%, while the prevalence of mild pain is 15%. Vulvodynia is a medical term that describes chronic pain or discomfort in the vulva area. The pain of vulvodynia can be of various natures, such as burning, stinging, aching or aching. It can also be constant […]
Erectile dysfunction, also known as erectile dysfunction, is a common sexual dysfunction in men. It involves difficulty getting or maintaining an erection to perform sexual activity. The vast majority of men have occasional problems with erections. The incidence of recurrent erectile dysfunction or impotence is approximately 50% of men aged 40-70, with the problem becoming […]
Sexual desire is an individual experience and can vary greatly between different people. Decreased or diminished desire Reduced or diminished desire is one of the most common reasons why people seek help from a sexologist. It is common for up to 30-40% of women and 15-30% of men to experience prolonged periods of decreased sexual […]
Premature ejaculation, also called premature ejaculation, is a common sexual dysfunction in men. Various studies show that premature ejaculation occurs sporadically in just over 40 percent of men between the ages of 18 and 74, while about 10 percent experience premature ejaculation all the time. The majority of young men in their teens experience premature […]
Communication All good relationships, whether sexual or not, require open and honest communication where feelings, needs and desires can be expressed in a respectful manner. Trust is the foundation of good communication and of a relationship. Sexual relationships can vary greatly depending on the person’s preferences, values and boundaries. For many, the sexual relationship is […]
Orgasm is a physiological and psychological reaction that is usually experienced as a peak of sexual pleasure and excitement. During orgasm, a series of reflexive and rhythmic muscle contractions occur in the pelvic floor and muscles around the genitals. The intensity of the orgasm experience can vary from time to time. Orgasm in women and […]
Feelings about sex are very individual and can vary from person to person. For many, sex can arouse positive feelings such as lust and desire, joy, enjoyment, excitement and love. Sex can also arouse negative emotions that can arise for several different reasons. Each individual has their own background and their own experiences, which often […]
This digital online course is for you if you experience reduced or absent sexual desire. The course is designed both for people in a relationship and for those who live alone. You complete the course at your own pace. The course is in Swedish.
You book an appointment
Choose a time that suits you – day, evening or weekend
The digital meeting takes place in CharlieCare’s platform
Choose a place that feels safe for you and log in well before your appointment
Counselling session
During the session you will receive counselling from a sexologist about your sexual health
CharlieCare — When sex feels difficult!
Choose a sexologist and an available time through CharlieCare’s website or app.charliecare.se. Sign in when prompted. Check the appointment time, your contact details and the price before completing your booking. Choose from the payment methods shown at checkout and follow the instructions. Wait until you receive a booking confirmation. You can then find your booked appointment under “Appointments” in the app.
Go to app.charliecare.se and sign in with the same account you used to book your appointment. Open “Appointments” and find your upcoming booking. When the “Go to the meeting” button is available, select it and follow the instructions to join. Sign in ahead of your appointment and check your camera and microphone before the conversation.
You pay a patient fee of 800 SEK. For couple’s counseling, you pay 1,600 SEK, which covers an individual patient fee of 800 SEK per person.
We keep medical records. The medical record is an important tool and support in healthcare and treatment. The record is not accessible to other healthcare providers.
Yes, you can speak with the same sexologist at your next session. You also have the option to change sexologists if you wish.
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