Sally Leboy MFT

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1018 8th Ave
San Diego, CA 92101

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The drive towards intimacy (relationship) must coexist and hopefully flourish with the equally powerful drive towards self-fulfillment. I have spent the greater part of my profess...

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Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

The drive towards intimacy (relationship) must coexist and hopefully flourish with the equally powerful drive towards self-fulfillment. I have spent the greater part of my professional life addressing this paradox. Relationship satisfaction is key to a healthy life. Let me help you reach your full relationship potential. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

During this time, I have developed a particular expertise and reputation for working with relationship issues. Being in an intimate relationship is probably life's greatest challenge. Creating a partnership, having children, and retaining a focus on your own personal growth and needs requires a juggling act that most will undertake, but not easily! more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

I am a licensed Marriage and Family therapist, practicing in San Diego County for over 25 years. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

PTSD With the on-going casulaties from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan we are all hearing more about PTSD or Post Traumatic Stress disorder. You may be surprised that it's not just causualties of war who suffer from this often under-diagnosed and very disruptive condition. more

New couple's workshops are forming. To get more information, call Sally LeBoy at (619) 685-5975 or click on the contact button and leave me a message. 6/23/2011

New couple's workshops are forming. To get more information, call Sally LeBoy at (619) 685-5975 or click on the contact button and leave me a message. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

I offer a wide range of services to help you through these, and other, difficulties. I believe that crisis can provide an opportunity for growth. My goal is to facilitate change that results in permanent solutions leading to enhanced effectiveness in all aspects of your life. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

Everyone experiences occasional difficulty in coping. Difficulties may be related to family or relationship issues, employment stress, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, substance abuse or unresolved problems from the past. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

I am committed to helping you find the solutions you need to live a richer, more satisfying life more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

I offer a wide range of mental health services in a comfortable, private setting more

Sally LeBoy MFT 6/23/2011

Comprehensive, High Quality, Affordable Counseling Services in San Diego. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

Understanding the differences between men and women can take a lot of pressure off of a relationship. Women with lower desire than their partner don't need to think there is something wrong with them or with their relationship and men don't need to worry that their partners don't love or want them. As in most aspects of intimate relationship, there are differences. Communicating your needs, both in and out of the bedroom, can lead to a stronger connection and greater sexual satisfaction. more

Sally LeBoy MFT MFT 2/8/2011

This is not to suggest that the responsibility is all on the woman. Men need to understand that their partners have a different pattern of arousal and desire and look for ways to accommodate. Creating an erotic ambiance, taking the time for sensual foreplay, knowing your partner's preferences and desires help to create a climate for intimacy. Here's a no-brainer: HELP AROUND THE HOUSE. If men relieve some of the household stress, women are more likely find the energy to get passionate. Trust me, doing the dishes, preparing a meal, changing a diaper is a BIG TURN-ON! more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

A good sexual relationship is almost always helpful to both personal health and relationship health. For men, it is relatively easy to incorporate sex into their relationship life. For women it may need to be a conscious decision to include regular sex. It may also mean carving out the time and the focus to allow sex to become a priority. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

Women, who we now know to be the multi-tasking gender, are easily distracted by the variety of "jobs" that may need their attention. These could include work, children, finances, health, any number of stressors that women tend to on a daily basis. Women often complain that they have little time or energy for sex. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

Here is the big news. For the majority of women, following the initial hormonal surge of a new relationship, arousal precedes desire. What does this mean? It means that in order for most women to want to have sex, they have to feel physically turned-on prior to desiring sex. This is very different than for men. For men, who have about 20 times more testosterone (the sexual desire chemical) than women, desire and arousal occur almost simultaneously. They see or think about something sexual and they will likely desire sex. Arousal, given opportunity and barring complications, follows easily. Men think about and pursue sex to a far greater degree than women. Women are much less likely to be aroused by external stimuli. Desire and arousal for women is much more complicated. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

Now that I have your attention, I'd like to share some interesting information that might help you in the bedroom (or on the kitchen table!). There is some very good research out there that I advise you to read if you want to know more about the physiology of arousal and desire. It's pretty interesting stuff. For the purpose of this article, I'm just going to share some of what I've learned that I think will improve your sex life. more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

Publications: * "Incest Families: Integrating Theory and Practice", Family Dynamics of Addiction Quarterly, September 1991, Vol. 1. No 3, Pg. 21-30 more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

License: * Clinical license from the State of California (license #MFT14768) - 1980 more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

* M.S. Counseling & Psychology, California State University, Hayward, Hayward, California, 1978 * A.B. Psychology, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, California, 1973 more

Sally LeBoy MFT 2/8/2011

* Couples * Pre-Marital Counseling * Families * Step-Families * Depression * Anxiety * Individuals * Intimacy * Mediation Pre-marital counseling package: 5 session for $500., a 40% savings. Be proactive! Begin your marriage with the skills you need to make it work. Contact Sally today to get started. more
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