Bloompoints

Clinical Sexology & Psychotherapy

David H. Lewis, MSW, LCSW | PhD Candidate, Clinical Sexology Specializing in Psychogenic ED, Performance Anxiety, and the Psychological Impact of Urological Conditions.

Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction: Clinical interventions for performance-based anxiety and psychological blocks to sexual function.
Psychological Impact of Surgery: Helping patients and their partners navigate the emotional and relational adjustment following urological procedures.
Intimacy & Desire: Evidence-based treatment for low libido, sexual avoidance, and porn-induced distress.

Contact number

(312) 219-4136

David H. Lewis, LCSW, M.Ed., PhD(c)

PhD Candidate in Clinical Sexology

Clinical Profile

My practice provides specialized psychotherapy focused on the psychological and relational components of male sexual health. I utilize nearly two decades of clinical experience to help men and couples address the mental blocks that impact sexual function and behavioral health.

Areas of Expertise

Psychogenic Dysfunction: Specialized treatment for performance-based anxiety and the psychological cycles that inhibit arousal.
Compulsive Sexual Behavior and Pornography: Clinical intervention for compulsive sexual behavior and pornography issues, focusing on regulation and behavioral change.
The Psychological Impact of Sexual Health: Navigating the mental distress, frustration, and avoidance patterns caused by sexual health changes.
Intimacy and Behavioral Health Evidence based clinical interventions for low libido and relational withdrawal.

Clinical Approach

My work bridges the gap between the physical experience and the psychological mindset. This ensures that the mental and emotional components of sexual health are addressed with the same clinical rigor as medical treatments.

NASW-Illinois Qualified Supervisor was issued by National Association of Social Workers to David Lewis.This digital badge recognizes dedicated individuals who have completed the National Association of Social Workers Illinois Chapter (NASW-IL) program on Supervision. Awarding of this badge does not denote endorsement or recommendation by the NASW-Illinois Chapter; rather it only indicates that listed social workers meet criteria for inclusion in our registry including completing our supervision fundamentals course.