Some do. ERIKALUST has a guide written specifically for sex therapists, which explains how its films can be used in therapy. You can also check our adult sex education collections, and also our sex-tips.
The guide also explains why some therapists consider this kind of porn a better fit for patients with a history of sexual trauma or difficulty connecting with pleasure. Consent is visible on screen, which removes the ambiguity that can be distressing, and the films show sex as connection and communication rather than performance.
Behind the camera, the team works with intimacy coordinators and signed contracts. The films feature diverse bodies and include characters with sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction or vulvodynia, shown as part of a real, pleasurable experience oriented to sexual wellness. The guide cites, for example, Erectile Dysfunction in the gay community, which addresses ED and masculinity stigma, and Outercourse, which addresses vulvodynia and non-penetrative intimacy.
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