Peyronie’s Disease and Psychosexual Therapy

• 12 April 2025
• Mr. Leon Almashan

Last updated on April 25, 2025

Psychosexual Therapy may not be necessary for all individuals with Peyronie’s Disease, as some men and their partners can manage their emotional needs independently.

However, for many men and couples, Psychosexual Therapy can be highly beneficial. It offers support in addressing emotional and relational challenges that may arise, helping individuals and couples navigate their experience with increased confidence and resilience.

Fostering Emotional Support in Peyronie’s Disease

Coping with Peyronie’s Disease (PD) can lead to a range of emotions for both the patient and their partner, including anxiety, frustration, and embarrassment. Openly sharing and addressing these feelings can play a crucial role in managing the emotional impact of PD and fostering mutual support.

If you’ve recently noticed a curvature, it may be an early indication of Peyronie’s Disease. Consulting a healthcare professional can provide clarity and guidance.

Nurturing Interpersonal Communication and Restoring Intimacy

In Psychosexual Therapy, further important steps include working toward enhancing interpersonal communication and, when appropriate, helping to restore emotional closeness if it has been impacted. Once the patient is pain-free, therapy can support them in building confidence and improving connection in intimate interactions. If Peyronie’s Disease (PD) was triggered by a specific experience, the therapist may work with the couple to address and process any associated emotional effects.

For patients who have chosen surgery, therapy can be helpful in managing post-treatment concerns, such as adjusting to changes in sensation or appearance. With Shockwave Therapy, no invasive surgery is involved, reducing the likelihood of these issues