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A new online C-CBT treatment for
Premature Ejaculation

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A new online C-CBT treatment for
Premature Ejaculation

 16 online 15 min. sessions

 Real treatment - not a quick fix!

 In your own time and place

 Adapted to cellular/tablet format as well

Enjoy the newest, 21th century technology,
for improving your sexual life with the most advanced tool Psychology has to offer.

For a therapist hour you usually will pay more than 100US$
Don't miss out our full treatment for just 49US$

Click here to start now!

Learn easy to follow, workable skills for life

 No embarrassment of exposure

 No need for walking out of the house

 Effective, evidence-based therapy

 No need to take drugs, creams or pills

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Dr. Danny Derby
Co-founder and developer of our
Premature ejaculation treatment program

  • Clinical Psychologist / PhD in human sexuality
  • Clinical training at the University of Hartford, Connecticut, USA
  • Sexological training at the Institute For the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality
  • Co-authored with Prof. Resick the book 'New horizons in the treatment of PTSD'
  • More than 20 years of clinical expertise

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Prof. Guy Doron
Co-founder and developer of our
Premature ejaculation treatment program

  • PhD and a Master in Clinical Psychology from the University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Senior Lecturer at the New School of Psychology, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya, Israel
  • Founder and director of the Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Research Unit
  • 2010 Outstanding researcher award, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya
  • More than 20 years of clinical expertise

For a therapist hour you usually will pay more than 100US$
Don't miss out our full online treatment for just 49US$

Click here to start now!

What is CBT?

  • Short-term, goal-oriented psychotherapy treatment
  • Hands-on, practical approach to problem-solving
  • Focuses on developing healthier habits today and learning tools to cope better with stressors
  • Increase your self-confidence
  • Reduce your need for defensive mechanisms such as perfectionism and rigid control
  • Decrease intrusive or negative thoughts
  • Plenty of supportive research evidence

What is C-CBT?

  • CBT delivered by an interactive computer program
  • New technology for proven psychotherapy
  • Supportive research evidence

Did you know?

Does a man that ejaculate within 5 minutes, suffers from premature ejaculation? In a study among 500 volunteering normative couples from five countries (Netherlands, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States) it has been found that the average time to ejaculation was 5.4 minutes. The researchers also studied the differences resulting from various factors, and found for example, that circumcision does not affect the time period prior to ejaculation. What does affect it then? Cultural differences, for example. Turkish men suffered premature ejaculation significantly greater than men in other countries.

Did you know?

The majority of men suffering premature ejaculation are trying to first handle it with the assistance of distraction. But problem is that it just does not work! Studies on thoughts and mental processes shows that the attempt to prevent from thinking about something, paradoxically brings it more to our thoughts. In addition, what’s the fun in having sexual intercourse while trying to solve arithmetic problems?? Others who suffer premature ejaculation think that using a condom can delay it, the problem is that studies show that using a condom does not delay it.

Premature Ejaculation News

  • In a study to determine whether Acupuncture is effective as a premature ejaculation treatment, researchers randomly assigned 90 heterosexual, sexually active men into paroxetine, acupuncture, and placebo groups. Increases of ejaculation times with paroxetine, acupuncture, and placebo were 82.7, 65.7, and 33.1 seconds, respectively. Extent of ejaculation delay induced by paroxetine was significantly higher than that of acupuncture. The research concluded that although less effective than daily paroxetine, acupuncture had a significant stronger ejaculation-delaying effect than placebo and can be an alternative treatment for premature ejaculation (Sunay et.al., 2011).
  • Premature ejaculation is a very common problem. In a series of studies conducted in the US between 1999-2008 among adolescents and men aged up to 60, nearly 30% reported having experienced premature ejaculation at least once in the past year. In another study, which involved 12,100 participants in the US, Germany and Italy, it has been revealed that less than 10% of men suffering from premature ejaculation seek treatment.
  • Our program for the treatment of Premature Ejaculation is now available also in Spanish: (Tratamiento de Eyaculación Precoz)
  • In an american study of 1587 males in monogamous/heterosexual relationships, 207 were diagnosed with Premature Ejaculation (13%). In comparison with males who weren't diagnosed with Premature Ejaculation, males diagnosed with Premature Ejaculation reported lower control over ejaculation(72% vs. 5%), and lower satisfaction with sexual intercourse (31% vs. 1%). Males who were diagnosed with Premature Ejaculation also reported that their ejaculation time cause them more personal distress (64% vs. 4%) and more interpersonal difficulty (31% vs. 1%). (Patrick et al., 2005).
  • An american study have shown that Dapoxetine significantly reduced Premature Ejaculation. Mean IELT at baseline was 47 seconds, and at study endpoint (week 12 or final visit) was 105 seconds for placebo vs. 200 seconds for 60 mg dapoxetine. Dapoxetine doses were effective on the first dose. Common adverse events were nausea (20·1%), about 6% experienced diarrhoea, headache and dizziness (Pryor et al., 2006). The researchers concluded that the study have shown that dapoxetine is effective and generally well tolerated for Premature Ejaculation Treatment when given on demand.
  • In a study that examined the psychological impact of premature ejaculation on the man and his partner, the researchers interviewed of 28 american men with self-diagnosed premature ejaculation. They reported that the men focused on two major themes: negative impact on self-confidence and future/current relationships. The conclusion was that premature ejaculation has a similar qualitative impact on the individual as erectile dysfunction (Symonds, et.al, 2003)
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