In many countries surrogate sex therapy - in which a person is hired to act as a patient's sexual partner - is controversial, and not widely practiced. In Israel, however, it is available at government expense for soldiers who have been badly injured and need sexual rehabilitation. The Tel Aviv consultation room of Israeli sex therapist Ronit Aloni looks much as you would expect. There is a small comfy couch for her clients and biological diagrams of male and female genitalia, which she uses for an explanation. But what happens in the neighboring room, which has a sofabed and candles, is more surprising https://www.egypttales.com/2021/04/reports-how-sex-surrogates-are-helping.html