Sex Therapy

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Are you experiencing challenges in your sex life? Whether it's low libido, pain during sex, or difficulty communicating with your partner, sex therapy can help. We'll work together to explore the root causes of your concerns and develop strategies to enhance your sexual satisfaction and overall well-being.

Reconnect with Your Body and Partner

Sensate focus is a powerful technique that can help you reconnect with your body and your partner. Through a series of exercises, I will guide you to explore physical touch and intimacy in a non-sexual way. This can help alleviate performance anxiety, increase arousal, and deepen your connection.

Overcome Anxiety and Enhance Arousal

Anxiety and stress can significantly impact sexual desire and performance. We'll work together to develop strategies to manage anxiety, improve your body image, and enhance your sexual arousal.

Strengthen Your Emotional Connection

Intimacy is more than just physical connection. It's about emotional vulnerability, trust, and open communication. i will help you explore ways to deepen your emotional bond with your partner, improve your communication skills, and enhance your sexual satisfaction.

A Safe and Non-Judgmental Space

I am committed to providing a safe and non-judgmental space for individuals and couples who explore kink, BDSM, or polyamory. Whether you're new to these practices or experienced, I will work with you to address any concerns, explore your desires, and enhance your sexual experiences.

Sex therapy focuses on relationship and intimacy issues. It involves working with a qualified sex counselor or therapist to address sexual concerns. This process includes discussing sexual functioning to identify and clarify issues and dysfunctions. The primary goal of sex therapy is to resolve these concerns and related issues. Discussions are confidential and may also explore past experiences relevant to the current situation. 

Sex therapy is generally brief if the concerns are straightforward. However, if medical issues or emotional factors, including relationship problems, are involved, therapy may take longer..

Typically, sex therapy includes couples therapy since sexual concerns usually affect both partners, though individuals (both in and out of relationships) can also receive treatment. 

“Homework” assignments are often given to supplement therapy, helping individuals address their difficulties between sessions and accelerate progress. These assignments may include experiential exercises, written tasks, reading relevant books, or watching educational materials on sex.

Please note, this is a professional service and there will never be any nudity or sexual activities

Sex therapy might be “for you” if any of the following issues interfere with your relationship and the quality of your life: 

Anxiety: 

• Experiencing anxiety about sexual activity and sexual performance 
• Anxiety about body image, penis size 
• Fear of sex 
• Sexual shame, trauma, avoidance 

Arousal issues: 

• Being unable to get aroused or orgasm during sex for men and women 
• Low libido or mismatched sex drives in couples 
• Erectile dysfunction 
• Delayed or premature ejaculation 
• Pain during sex (e.g., vaginismus) 

Intimacy issues: 

• Lack of communication about sex and intimacy Issues related to gender identity or sexual orientation Emotional and relationship issues stemming from sexual difficulties 
• Healing from infidelity 
• Coping with a sexually transmitted illness (STI)