<em>Sex. It's the most natural thing in the world. But, for many people, it's also frightening, mystifying, and difficult to talk about, let alone engage in. <br/><br/>Drs. Jameson &amp; Jameson work with individuals and couples who are having trouble relating to their partners or to themselves sexually. We listen, we advise, and we listen some more. we work within the belief system that sex is good, that relationships should be meaningful, and that intimacy is a desirable goal.<br/><br/>If you think you have a sexual problem or are seriously dissatisfied with your intimate experiences, if the thrill has completely deserted your sex life, your performance flags repeatedly, or your appreciation for porno movies exceeds your interest in being intimate, call the office of Jameson &amp; Jameson for a consultation. <br/><br/>We're here to bring back that spark in your life.</em><br/><br/>After contacting the number Cecilia was given an appointment for a week later. The woman on the other end of the call was understanding and didn't ask any embarrassing questions outside of some basic health inquiries. She then told Cecilia that a questionnaire was going to be mailed out to her and that she should fill it in and bring it to the first appointment. If there were any questions, she had the option to call or to discuss in person during her scheduled appointment.  A day later a delivery driver arrived and dropped off a large, thick envelope.<br/><br/>The questions were personal and they varied from the simple,<em>How old where you when you had your first period?</em>to the in depth,<em>"What kind of sexual fantasies do you have?</em>and,<em>Do you read erotic stories or watch pornographic films?</em>Each question had follow on questions in the same line that led to more and more specific answers.  The majority of the questionnaire was like a college exam, fill in the bubble of the answer that best fits. But, there were a few pages that allowed for Cecilia to state, in her own words, what it was she was looking for from the consultation as well as any therapy that followed.<br/><br/>***********************************************************************************<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Cumberland Medical Plaza<br/><br/>Directions to the clinic were included in the packet sent, and it turned out to be a fairly easy place to find. Located at a fairly busy intersection was a newer medical plaza. This was a collection of different medical offices, plastic surgeon, sports medicine, chiropractors, urologists, ear, nose and throat and dermatologists. The sign when entering the plaza indicated the direction for the suites. Cecilia had to drive past most of the offices until she arrived near the very back. Tucked away in a corner was the suite she was looking for with a simple sign outside:<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Jameson and Jameson</strong></div><div align="center"><strong>Therapists</strong></div><br/><div class="floatright">(http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/s426/Arioch45/secretary.jpg)</div>Inside was a simple office setting. There were plush, comfortable chairs, a neat collection of magazines and, instead of a normal counter for the receptionist to sit behind, there was a simple desk.  Soft music was playing and the aroma of vanilla, possibly from a candle, was in the air.  Decorating the Earth tone painted walls were a number of scenic views and, of course, the different licenses the doctors had obtained. These ranged from psychology degrees to certifications in massage and aroma therapy.<br/><br/>The receptionist looked up as the door opened, a smile on her face. When she saw the questionnaire she stood, "You must be Cecilia, welcome. I'm Cynthia, we spoke on the phone. She was a statuesque brunette standing at about 5'10" , without the heels she was in, and dressed conservatively. As she approached she continued to talk, "I can take the questionnaire if you are finished. Then I'll let the doctors know you are here. Please, sit and relax. Would you like some cucumber water or some tea?"