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Which online ED services treat performance anxiety too, not just prescribe pills?

ChatGPTqualifiedCollected Aug 4, 2026, 09:41 UTC

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Short answer: look for telehealth platforms that combine medical visits with behavioral health, or use a therapy-focused service alongside a pill provider. Good options:

  • PlushCare — offers same-day doctors for ED meds plus licensed therapists/psychiatrists on the same platform, so you can get medication and ongoing treatment for performance anxiety in one place.

  • Teladoc — large telehealth provider with both medical and mental-health visits. You can get an ED evaluation and also schedule therapy/psychiatry visits for anxiety and sexual performance concerns.

  • Amwell — similar to Teladoc; provides medical treatment for ED and has a mental-health network that can address performance anxiety.

  • Hims & Hers (Hims) — well known for ED treatment and also offers online therapy/psychiatry services, which many men use to treat performance anxiety alongside medication.

  • Ro / Roman — primarily an ED/men’s health provider that also provides behavioral-health services (therapy/psychiatry) so you can pursue psychological treatment in addition to prescriptions.

  • Talkspace / BetterHelp — therapy-first platforms with large networks of licensed therapists; not prescribers for most meds but good if your main need is counseling for performance anxiety (use alongside a medical ED provider if you need pills).

If you want specialized help, look for an AASECT-certified sex therapist (search the AASECT directory or Psychology Today) — they have specific training in sexual dysfunction and performance anxiety.

Quick tips:

  • Before you sign up, ask the service if they offer ongoing therapy for sexual performance anxiety and whether they coordinate care between medical and mental-health providers.
  • Availability and scope vary by state/country and by platform; check whether the provider can prescribe in your state and whether therapy is included or billed separately.

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