Individualized services in medicine, sexology, and psychology
At ZiSMed, professionals in medicine, sexology, psychology and complementary medicine work closely together.
With our complementary expertise, we strive for a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between body and lived experience, shaping treatments and therapies in an individual and sustainable way.
At our center, we offer treatments and therapies based on a comprehensive approach in a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. Depending on your needs, specialists from different disciplines are available to support you.
When needed, we combine complementary treatments and therapies under one roof. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, we provide care that is individually tailored and personal.
Courses, workshops, training and education in clinical sexology and sex therapy
The Zurich Institute for Clinical Sexology and Sex Therapy (ZISS) and ZiSMed share the same location – yet complement each other in their offerings:
While ZiSMed focuses on clinical work, ZISS also offers courses, workshops, lectures, and training programmes in Switzerland and abroad. The Sexocorporel approach forms the basis of the sexological work at both institutions.
Professionals in medicine, sexology, and psychology are available at our center. Close interdisciplinary collaboration allows us to develop a treatment plan individually tailored to your situation.
Some professionals also offer online appointments – flexible and without travel time, in the comfort of your familiar environment.
For counselling and therapy appointments, please contact the respective professional directly.
Zurich Institute for Clinical Sexology and Sex Therapy
ZISS
The Zurich Institute for Clinical Sexology and Sex Therapy (ZISS) and ZiSMed share the same location – yet complement each other in their offerings:
While ZiSMed focuses on clinical work, ZISS also offers courses, workshops, lectures, and training programmes in Switzerland and abroad. The Sexocorporel approach forms the basis of the sexological work at both institutions.
