Where to Find a Sex Surrogate Partner
Making matters more difficult is finding a sex therapist who has been trained to work with a sex surrogate partner. Most sex surrogates will only work with clients who have been referred by a therapist. This is ideal not only because some sex workers pretend to be surrogates, but because you’re guaranteed a professional who has been trained to work in a therapeutic situation, guided by professional code of ethics. In identifying a sex surrogate, check out the International Professional Surrogate Association’s (IPSA) website (www.surrogatetherapy.org). This resource provides trained, qualified sex surrogates, plus offers an extensive, 60+ hour training program.
What are the rewards of sex surrogate partners?
In addition to overcoming a sexual disorder or gaining sexual self confidence, sexual surrogacy can equip clients with the skills and attitude needed for heightened well-being and better health. Whether having sex for the first time or enjoying close, caring interactions, a person can come away feeling more whole, enriched, and positive about their abilities as a sexual partner.