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Sexual Surrogacy in Israel
Surrogate Partner Therapy (SPT), also sometimes referred to as sexual surrogacy, was first introduced by sex researchers, Masters and Johnson. They introduced the concept of sexual surrogacy to support un-partnered individuals to work towards sexual goals with another person in a controlled and supportive environment.
A Certified Sex Therapist trained in SPT has the ability to refer a client to a partner surrogate when the sexual goals of the talk therapy have been met and the client wants to test out the new skills with another person to build sexual confidence in a structured and supportive environment. Structured goals such as learning to date, hug, kiss, be naked, learning to touch and be touched in pleasurable ways (that may or may not include penetration/intercourse) are decided between the sex therapist, the client and the surrogate.
Alon Goshen is a surrogate in the second largest SPT clinic in the world. He has a Masters Degree in Psychology, is trained in massage therapy and tantric sex, and is a sensual couples Bachata dance instructor. Alon also owns a private clinic in Israel where he helps women learn the skills to achieve high levels of sexual pleasure for themselves, or to share with others.
Where to find Alon:
https://alongoshen.co.il/
IPSA (International Professional Surrogates Association)
https://www.surrogatetherapy.org/
Recommended Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Sex-Least-Surrogate-Partners-Intimacy/dp/0692288597/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=f7d573bf-db4f-4b19-9f34-838eebc285bc
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By Michelle FischlerSurrogate Partner Therapy (SPT), also sometimes referred to as sexual surrogacy, was first introduced by sex researchers, Masters and Johnson. They introduced the concept of sexual surrogacy to support un-partnered individuals to work towards sexual goals with another person in a controlled and supportive environment.
A Certified Sex Therapist trained in SPT has the ability to refer a client to a partner surrogate when the sexual goals of the talk therapy have been met and the client wants to test out the new skills with another person to build sexual confidence in a structured and supportive environment. Structured goals such as learning to date, hug, kiss, be naked, learning to touch and be touched in pleasurable ways (that may or may not include penetration/intercourse) are decided between the sex therapist, the client and the surrogate.
Alon Goshen is a surrogate in the second largest SPT clinic in the world. He has a Masters Degree in Psychology, is trained in massage therapy and tantric sex, and is a sensual couples Bachata dance instructor. Alon also owns a private clinic in Israel where he helps women learn the skills to achieve high levels of sexual pleasure for themselves, or to share with others.
Where to find Alon:
https://alongoshen.co.il/
IPSA (International Professional Surrogates Association)
https://www.surrogatetherapy.org/
Recommended Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Sex-Least-Surrogate-Partners-Intimacy/dp/0692288597/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=f7d573bf-db4f-4b19-9f34-838eebc285bc
Guest Opinion Disclaimer:
All opinions expressed by podcast guests / participants are solely their current opinions and do not reflect the opinions of GETSOME Inc. or affiliates or the companies with which the podcast guests / participants are affiliated, and may have been previously disseminated by them. The guests / participants opinions are based upon information they consider reliable, but neither GETSOME Inc. nor its affiliates, nor the companies with which such guests / participants are affiliated, warrant its completeness or accuracy, and it should not be relied upon as such.