What happens next?

How to seek psychotherapy for sexual problems
Ask for a referral.
To seek psychotherapy for sexual issues, start with your normal doctor and ask for a referral to a therapist. You doctor may already know of a nearby practice or specific doctors to recommend.

Options: --If not, she may still be able to help you find a suitable therapist. Close family members may also have ideas. --Otherwise, call multiple clinics and ask them if they refer the best provider for your specific situation. Decide which clinic to call to get a referral, and then create an account. --Either way, you want someone you can ask for a referral to. If you are meeting with several therapists at the same time, be sure to offer both referrals and recommendations. --Seeing someone you know and spending time with them is a good idea, even if they're not a therapist. And if the therapist doesn't know about your diagnosis, it can help if you tell the doctor, " robert, i'm struggling to remember this.
If not, she may still be able to help you find a suitable therapist. Close family members may also have ideas.