Low libido or pelvic heaviness has started to shape your day. Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP reads your hormones and your pelvic floor function as one picture, then builds a plan from what she finds.
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Desire and pelvic support depend on more than one system. Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP reads your hormones and your pelvic floor function as one picture, then builds a plan from what she finds.
Your plan comes from what your own labs and history show, rather than a single prescription, device or quick procedure.
Physician-Led Care
Hormones & Pelvic Floor
EMSELLA Pelvic Therapy
Root-Cause Testing
Every new patient starts with a discovery call with Dr. Sarah, who says plainly whether the practice is the right fit. Your first in-depth visit is in person or by telehealth when appropriate, with a full history including medications and surgeries, and advanced labs chosen from your symptoms.
When results return, you meet again. Dr. Sarah walks through them in plain language and ties what the labs show back to the symptoms that brought you here.
Discovery call
First visit
Results
Plan
When pelvic floor function is part of the picture, EMSELLA is added to the plan, with fully clothed sessions of about 28 minutes that strengthen the pelvic floor.
Follow-up visits track how you respond, and Dr. Sarah adjusts the plan as your body responds.
Hormone therapy
EMSELLA pelvic floor sessions
Mental wellness support
Nutritional changes
Care is open to men and women. Low libido, erectile dysfunction, pelvic pain and urinary symptoms are all evaluated through the same root-cause lens.
You do not have to arrive certain about what is wrong. Dr. Sarah makes room for questions about desire, pain, orgasm and pelvic symptoms, and explains in clear language what is happening.
Low libido and arousal changes
Bladder leakage and pelvic heaviness
Mood, medications and desire
Weight, strength and intimacy
Sexual wellness clinic in Sarasota
Shifts in estrogen, testosterone and thyroid can flatten desire. The same shifts reduce natural lubrication and change how orgasm feels.
Through bioidentical hormone therapy and targeted supplements, Dr. Sarah works to restore balance so your brain and body receive the right signals again. When pelvic floor function is part of the picture, EMSELLA is added to the plan, with fully clothed sessions of about 28 minutes that strengthen the pelvic floor.
Hormones shift with age, stress and birth control. Sleep loss and chronic stress drain energy and interest alongside them.
Three stages, from first call to follow-up
Discovery call · with Dr. Sarah
You speak directly with Dr. Sarah. Describe what you are noticing, how long it has gone on and what you have already tried. She listens, asks focused questions, and explains whether Lesh Lifestyle is the right fit.
First visit · history and labs
A detailed history: pregnancy and menopause, the medications you take, pelvic surgery, past pain and stress load. Advanced labs may be ordered to read hormones, thyroid, insulin and inflammation.
Plan and follow-up · steady adjustment
Dr. Sarah reviews results with you in plain language, then sets the plan. Hormone therapy, EMSELLA sessions, mental wellness support or nutrition. Follow-up visits track progress and adjust as your body responds.
The Lesh Lifestyle difference
Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones, DO, FACEP is a board-certified emergency physician with 12 years in practice and more than 2,000 patients cared for at Lesh Lifestyle since 2022. Acute medicine taught her to find the connections others miss, and that is what she brings to this work.
Dr. Sarah is board certified in emergency medicine through ABEM, Konenki Vetted for menopause and certified through Dr. Heather Hirsch. She personally takes every discovery call and leads the medical plan from start to finish.
Many patients have never had a frank, shame-free talk about sex with a physician. Dr. Sarah makes room for questions about desire, pain, orgasm and pelvic symptoms, and explains in clear language what is happening.
You see the same small team each visit. Charles Jones, RN, BSN performs microneedling and Exion treatments, and Dr. Sarah leads every medical plan from the first call onward.
Patient reviews
Words from patients cared for at Lesh Lifestyle.
Dr. Sarah truly stood out in the way she approached my care. From the very first interaction, she took the time to genuinely listen and understand my needs, never making me feel rushed or overlooked.…
Elizabeth Semmerling
Lesh Lifestyle · Sarasota
What to expect
Four stages, from a phone call to follow-up. Here is what happens at each one, and what Dr. Sarah is looking for along the way.
Step 01 · Discovery call
Every new sexual wellness patient starts here, on the phone with Dr. Sarah. She listens, asks focused questions and says plainly whether this practice is the right fit. The call is unhurried. You are not rushed off the line.
Integrative Membership
Sexual health and pelvic wellness improve with steady, unhurried care. The Integrative Membership keeps that care running at $200 per month.
Physician-led care from Dr. Sarah
Follow-up visits that track your progress
HSA accepted, superbills provided
Your sexual wellness clinic
Many clinics treat one piece: a prescription, a device, a quick procedure. Here, sexual and pelvic wellness sit inside the bigger picture of your hormones and your metabolic health.
Physician-led
Dr. Sarah reads your labs herself and explains how each piece connects, so you are not coordinating between multiple offices.
Non-invasive
Pelvic floor sessions run inside your wider hormone and health plan, timed and reviewed by Dr. Sarah as part of your care.
Everyone welcome
Low libido, erectile dysfunction, pelvic pain and urinary symptoms are all evaluated through the same root-cause lens.
No referral needed. Telehealth in 10 states.
FAQ
The questions patients ask most before booking a discovery call with Dr. Sarah at Lesh Lifestyle.
Yes. Lesh Lifestyle is a physician-led sexual health clinic and pelvic wellness practice focused on root-cause evaluation. Dr. Sarah addresses libido, pelvic floor issues, hormones and mental health together so your plan reflects the whole picture.
Pelvic wellness covers the muscles and nerves that support your bladder and sexual function. It matters if you leak urine, feel pelvic pressure, have pain with sex, or notice changes after childbirth.
Yes, hormonal methods can change free testosterone and other hormones involved in desire. Dr. Sarah reviews your contraceptive, symptoms and labs, then discusses options, which may include adjusting your method or adding hormone support inside a wider plan.
Yes, higher serotonin from some antidepressants can blunt libido and delay orgasm. That does not mean stopping your medication. Dr. Sarah reviews your prescriptions and sexual symptoms, then coordinates with you and your prescribing provider to adjust care safely.
Dr. Sarah can order appropriate testing when your history suggests a need, explain what each test means and guide next steps. For urgent public health screening, she may direct you to county resources instead.
Yes. The clinic sits at 1800 2nd St #819 downtown, a short drive for most patients in the region. Telehealth extends parts of this care to AL, FL, GA, MD, MI, MO, NY, PA, TN and TX.
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