What if you could experience pleasurable sex without worries, pain, shame, or sexual difficulties? What if you could be supported in healing from sexual trauma? What if you could be supported in exploring—in an affirming way—your sexuality, sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship style, and eroticism? 

Perhaps you don’t know what’s wrong but you’re experiencing pain or feeling anxious, confused, or stressed about sex. Perhaps you've identified beliefs or past experiences that stop you from enjoying intimacy. I invite you to imagine how things could be different and, with this hope - no matter how small the hope might be-, I invite you to get in touch with me.

I understand how difficult it can be to seek support, especially around sexual or relationship difficulties, and how anxiety-provoking it can feel. Please know that we will always go at your own pace.

I work inclusively and I welcome people of all gender identities, all sexual orientations, all sexual preferences including kink and BDSM. I welcome sex workers. I am trained to work on the topics of sex, intimacy, and relationships with people who have chronic health conditions and people who are neurodivergent. I welcome monogamous and ethically non-monogamous individuals and partners, couples and polycules.

What I can help with:

- wanting to understand your sexuality, turn-ons and turn-offs, fantasies, discrepancy between arousal and desire, beliefs about sex, wanting to experience more pleasure, etc. 

- exploring and accepting your sexual orientation and/or gender identity (please note I do not practice any type of conversion therapy; we will work in an affirming way only)

- painful sex, vaginismus, dyspareunia, penetration difficulties, fear/pain of smear tests

- sexual anxiety and confidence issues, performance anxiety

- premature/early ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, unreliable erections

- low or no desire (that's causing you distress)

- difficulties with orgasm and pleasure (anorgasmia)

- healing after sexual trauma

- infertility, fertility journeys, miscarriages, loss, IVF journey

- etc.

(As there are some myths about sex therapy, I want to be clear that you will never be asked to undress in a session and that there is no touch and no sexual interaction of any kind. Psychosexual therapy is a type of talking therapy where, in addition to exploring together how you feel about sex, I might share information and knowledge relevant to your situation or suggest some exercises for you to do solo or with a consenting partner, such as mindful touch or reflecting on your erotic fantasies. If you have any questions, please contact me.)