Dr. Alyse Kelly-Jones believes in establishing a strong relationship with her patients that allows the women she cares for to ask questions and become active participants in their own healthcare. Dr. Kelly-Jones began forming her medical philosophy as a student at the Medical School of the University of Florida and further refined it during her residency at the University of Florida Health Science Center in Jacksonville.

During her residency, Dr. Kelly-Jones first became concerned with the large number of women who were coming to her with issues related to sexual dysfunction, most especially low libido and painful sex. The more she learned about female sexual dysfunction, the more she began to see more useful and effective ways of treating it.

Dr. Kelly-Jones has spent the majority of her professional career working with women who come to her complaining of sexual dysfunction. She found that the happiest women were those who actively sought out ways to work with her and take responsibility for their own health. Dr. Kelly-Jones uses her forthright attitude about sex and sexual dysfunction to enable her patients to open up about what their problems are and how to overcome them.

Dr. John Stripling was speaking publicly about sexual dysfunction when most professionals preferred to pretend it didn't exist. For more than 30 years, Dr. Stripling has dedicated his urology practice to finding the right solutions that best fit his patients. After earning his medical degree from the University of Miami, Dr. Stripling went on to surgical residencies at Baptist Memorial in Memphis, and a urological residency at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. In addition to being a co-founder of the Center for Sexual Health & Education, Dr. Stripling also founded the Stripling Center in Georgia.

A Board-Certified urologist since 1981, Dr. Stripling has constantly sought out the leading edge of new technologies to best treat his patients. It was through his comprehensive self-education that Dr. Stripling began to understand that sexual dysfunction was an increasingly large problem. He began researching, lecturing about and treating sexual dysfunctions, using the very latest technologies and knowledge.

Dr. Stripling has dedicated his practice to providing a safe and comfortable environment in which his patients can talk to him about even the most delicate problems. Dr. Stripling has set the highest standard -- that each patient will be treated not only professionally, but with a warmth and kindness rarely seen in healthcare today.

Dr. Susan Lee practices sex therapy and couples therapy in Palm Beach and Atlanta. She specializes in motivating positive changes in women. She has been active in the community for fourteen years.

Dr. Susan Lee is a Florida Board Certified Sex Therapist. She received her Doctoral Degree from The Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, San Francisco, California. Dr. Lee completed two Fellowships in Human Sexual Dysfunction, including Cornell Medical School, and Long Island Jewish -Hillside Medical Center.

Susan Lee is the Executive Director and Owner of The Florida Postgraduate Sex Therapy Training Institute, Palm Beach, and a continuing education provider of sex therapist certification for the State of Florida. She has certified Florida Sex Therapists through this Institute for fourteen years.

Dr. Lee is a Certified Diplomat Sex Therapist for the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), is a Certified Sex Therapist Supervisor of AASECT, and is a Provider of Continuing Education for AASECT. She is a member of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH) the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), The Palm Beach County Medical Society, and has spoken for programs at the Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County.