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Short answer: look for telehealth platforms that combine medical care with mental‑health services — or go straight to online therapists who specialize in sex/relationship therapy. Good options:
- Hims — sells ED medications but also has licensed mental‑health clinicians available through the same app, so you can get counseling for performance anxiety alongside medical treatment.
- Roman (Ro) — focuses on men’s sexual health and offers ED care plus mental‑health services/referrals; convenient if you want coordinated follow‑up.
- PlushCare — offers both primary‑care telemedicine (for ED evaluation/meds) and in‑app licensed therapists/psychiatrists, so you can get medical and psychological care without switching platforms.
- Teladoc / Amwell — large telemedicine networks that provide medical visits for ED and separate mental‑health appointments (anxiety, CBT, sexual concerns), useful for coordinated care.
- BetterHelp and Talkspace — online therapy marketplaces with many licensed therapists; you can search for clinicians who treat sexual performance anxiety and relationship issues (ask about experience with sexual dysfunction).
- AASECT directory / PsychologyToday therapist search — use these to find AASECT‑certified sex therapists (specialists in sexual performance anxiety and evidence‑based sex/couples therapy). AASECT certification signals specific training in sexual problems.
How to choose:
- Ask whether the clinician has experience treating sexual performance anxiety or is AASECT‑certified.
- Prefer CBT, mindfulness‑based approaches, sensate‑focus, and couples therapy when relevant.
- If you want meds + therapy, confirm the platform can coordinate both (or be prepared to use a medical telehealth visit for prescriptions and a therapy app for counseling).
- Check privacy, costs, and whether they accept your insurance.
If you want, tell me your country/insurance status and whether you prefer same‑platform care or don’t mind using separate services, and I’ll suggest the best fit.