When Beth was in college she sought out a therapist for help with what she thought was depression and anxiety. The therapist, Dr. Rogers, did a physical exam on the couch in his office to rule out a medical problem. While he examined her body, he interviewed her about her mental health issues. He found that she was in good general physical health, was very attractive and had lots of friends, but had never dated, and was still a virgin at an age when most of her peers were having frequent sex.
During the exam she displayed evidence of psychological distress, anxiety, and sexual arousal when he asked her about her sexual history, examined her breasts, and spread her labia apart and inserted gloved fingers inside her to check the health of her vagina and anus.
His diagnosis surprised her: not depression or anxiety, but sexual repression and hysteria. He explained to her that her symptoms were severe and likely to worsen without aggressive treatment. She would need to come in for therapy three times a week for a year to have a decent chance of recovery. Beth was shaken, but grateful to know what was wrong and relieved that there was something she could do to get better. She agreed to undergo treatment.
At their next session Beth got another surpriseβDr. Rogers explained that she was required to lift her skirt, remove her panties, and spread her legs during her therapy sessions, regardless of the topic of discussion. When Beth expressed apprehension, Dr. Rogers conceded that, yes, it might be embarrassing at first, but exposing herself in front of him would help her therapy progress much more rapidly than if she remained fully clothed. When Beth demurred again, he was gentle but firm with her, "Beth, I see that this is difficult for you, but I must insist. You have a serious condition. If you want to optimize your chances of recovery you should actually also bare your breasts when we talk." Beth agreed to be completely naked during her therapy sessions, sitting close to Dr. Rogers with her legs spread wide apart.
During her subsequent sessions if her knees started to come together, or she inadvertently covered her breasts, he would gently physically correct her. Beth was grateful for his patience, and found herself feeling more and more comfortable exposing herself to him, both physically and emotionally. Her body often showed signs of sexual arousal, such as hard nipples, a flushed chest, or a weeping vagina. When this happened, Dr. Rogers encouraged her to try to enjoy her sexual feelings and not be ashamed.
After a few weeks, Dr. Rogers started requiring her to let him fondle her naked body. It started out with him cupping her breasts in his hands or teasing her nipples while she told him about how the last few days had gone. He also liked to insert a finger or two into her vagina. If she hesitated while she was speaking he encouraged her to go on, and not worry about where his fingers were. He explained to her that it was healthy and stress-relieving for both partners when men played with women's bodies, and that it was important for her to learn to enjoy this. The first few times he fondled her he remained completely clothed, but then he started releasing his large erect penis from his pants. He encouraged her to look at it and complimented her for doing that to him. This was intensely exciting for her as she had never seen a penis before.
As her therapy progressed, Dr. Rogers began to require her to engage in more overt sexual acts with him during their sessions. This started with her masturbating in front of him, then progressed to her holding, stroking, and sucking his penis. She was sexually inexperienced at first, but over time he taught her to bring him to orgasm and swallow his semen. This was a joy for both of them. Beth was so proud of herself the first time she was able to make him ejaculate with just her mouth. She had never felt happier or more content.