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Sexual wellbeing can be influenced by physical health, emotions, stress, relationships, medications, life changes, and personal experiences. Concerns may involve changes in sexual desire, arousal, comfort, satisfaction, performance, or confidence.

Psychosexual concerns can affect people of any age and may sometimes be difficult to discuss openly. Recognising a change in your sexual wellbeing can be a useful first step towards understanding what may be contributing to it.

This self-screening is designed to help you reflect on recent changes in your sexual wellbeing and consider whether professional support may be helpful.

Before You Begin
Think about your experiences during the past few months and choose the response that best reflects your situation.
You do not need to share intimate details to complete this screening.
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info Sexual difficulties do not automatically indicate a mental health condition. Physical health, hormonal changes, medicines, relationship concerns, stress, anxiety, depression, and other factors can contribute to sexual difficulties. A professional assessment can help explore the possible factors involved.
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How Has Your Sexual Wellbeing Been Recently?

During the past few months, how often have you experienced the following concerns?

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How Does the Psychosexual Wellbeing Test Work?

Understanding Your Psychosexual Screening

Sexual wellbeing involves more than sexual performance. Desire, arousal, comfort, emotional connection, confidence, physical health, and relationship circumstances can all influence a person's sexual experience. This screening helps you reflect on some of these areas without requiring you to disclose personal details.

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What Does It Explore?

Sexual Desire
Whether your level of sexual interest has changed and whether the change concerns you.

Arousal and Comfort
Whether physical or emotional difficulties are affecting arousal, intimacy, or comfort.

Emotional Factors
Whether stress, anxiety, low mood, self-confidence, or other emotional concerns may be influencing your sexual wellbeing.

Relationship Impact
Whether sexual concerns are affecting communication, intimacy, closeness, or your relationship.

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What Does Your Result Mean?

A screening result is not a diagnosis and does not identify the specific cause of a sexual concern.

Sexual difficulties can have several contributing factors. A healthcare professional may consider physical health, hormones, medicines, mental health, relationship circumstances, and personal experiences before suggesting appropriate care.

Why Is a Professional Assessment Important?

A psychosexual assessment may explore:

  • Changes in sexual desire or interest
  • Arousal or performance concerns
  • Pain or discomfort
  • Emotional wellbeing
  • Relationship dynamics
  • Stress and life changes
  • Current medicines and health conditions
  • Previous experiences affecting intimacy

Depending on the concern, assessment may involve a psychiatrist, psychologist, physician, or other appropriate healthcare professional.

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When Should You Consider Professional Support?

Consider seeking help when sexual concerns:

  • Continue over time
  • Cause significant personal distress
  • Affect intimacy or relationships
  • Lead to avoidance of sexual activity
  • Affect confidence or emotional wellbeing
  • Are associated with pain or other physical symptoms
  • Begin after a medication, health, or major life change

You do not need to feel embarrassed about seeking professional guidance. Sexual wellbeing is a part of overall health.

Take the Next Step With ReWell

If changes in sexual desire, arousal, comfort, intimacy, or confidence are affecting your wellbeing, ReWell can provide a respectful and confidential setting to discuss your concerns.

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Medical Disclaimer: This online psychosexual wellbeing self-screening is intended for educational and self-reflection purposes. It is not a diagnostic instrument and cannot identify a specific sexual dysfunction or medical condition. A qualified healthcare professional should assess persistent, distressing, or painful sexual concerns.
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