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How To Deep Throat

How to Deep Throat:

Follow these steps to learn how to deep throat - brought to you by a sex therapis in Philadelphia t at the Center for Growth:

  • Be in control.  Have your partner stay still so that you can control how far his penis goes into your throat. This will minimize the gag reflex.
  • Take the tip of his penis and place it on the roof of your mouth and slide it back while sucking. Only go as far as you can comfortably go.  Most people have a preference for sliding the penis towards the left side of the mouth, but try both.
  • Open your throat. To learn how to open your throat, imagine yourself chugging a beer. Whatever you naturally do to accomplish this task is the same skill set used for deep throating. If you are not a beer drinker, or don't want to chug bear, try being mindful of your throat as you chug water, milk or orange juice.  Please note, we do not encourage beer chugging. Bear chugging is not good for you, the reason we mention it is because it works. Chugging beer forces you to engage the same muscles as deep throating.
  • Use the base of your tongue to control the penis in your mouth.
  • Take a few deep breaths before, during and after and relax.
  • Breath from your nose.
  • Practice. Do not expect success the first time you try. Often it takes weeks of practice. The good news is that most men are happy to have to have you practice learning how to deep throat on them.

Back up plan:While giving a blow job, use your hands. This increases the amount of stimulation that your partner will receive. Use your mouth to focus on the top half of the shaft, while your hands are both on his penis.  Use lots of lubrication. The slippier your hands are, the more they will feel like an extension of your mouth.  Many men can not tell the difference between hands used in conjunction with your mouth from deep throating.

 

For lubrication at the Center for Growth, Sex Therapy in Philadelphia, we recommend salvia.  You have an unlimited free supply!

Your hands can move in rhythm with your mouth, or they can go in the opposite direction. And for the advanced person, try using two hands, moving in the opposite direction (think Indian rug burn - with lots of lubrication) while the mouth is moving up an down.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

"Alex" Caroline Robboy,

“Alex” Caroline Robboy, CAS, MSW, ACSW, AAMFT, CSTS, LCSW is the founder and executive director of the Center for Growth Inc / Sex Therapy in Philadelphia, a counseling organization that has an office in Ocean City, New Jersey, Richmond Virginia, Alphretta Georgia and 2 offices in Center City, Philadelphia PA.   In her space time she launched the directory sextherapy.com as a resource tool for professionals dedicated to improving peoples sexual health.  Alex has 25+ years of clinical experience working with adults and children. Specifically, she works with people struggling with compulsion problems, personality disorders, neurodiversity (dyslexia, tourettes, sensory issues, adhd, and high functioning autism) anxiety, depression, postpartum depression, shame, trauma, low self-esteem, grief, relationship issues, sexual function & dysfunction, blended families and parenting concerns. Currently, she provides individual, couples, family therapy and group therapy. Lastly, she offers supervision to both staff and therapists outside of this agency seeking their LCSW or AASECT Certification in sex therapy.  Lastly, thru the Philadelphia International Women’s Project, she led a two year sex therapy group for West African women who experienced Female Genital Cutting as well as a sex therapy group for Sudanese women who experienced Female Genital Cutting. 

Ms. Robboy earned three graduate degrees at the University of Pennsylvania; Masters in Social Work, Post-Masters in Certificate Marriage and Family Therapy with a Specialization in Sex Therapy and a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Human Sexuality Education (otherwise known as ABD) as well as a Certificate in Home and School Social Work. Additionally, Ms. Robboy is an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor of Sex Therapy and an ABS Certified Sexologist. Lastly, she is a Certified Imago Therapist. She is currently pursuing certification in CBIT.