Sex therapy is a specialized form of therapy that addresses sexual function, emotional intimacy, and the many aspects of our sexual well-being. It is an inclusive and affirming practice designed to meet the needs of individuals and couples across a broad spectrum of sexual expressions and identities

At its core, sex therapy embraces a sex-positive framework, affirming that all consensual sexual expressions and experiences are fundamentally healthy and normal. This approach encourages individuals to explore and embrace their sexuality without shame or judgment.

This aspect of sex therapy focuses on enhancing sexual connection and intimacy as an individual or between partners. It may involve practical exercises, communication techniques, and strategies to improve sexual satisfaction and emotional closeness.

Sex therapy offers a safe space for individuals and couples to explore interests in kink, fetish, and BDSM. I have extensive experience working with these practices and provide education, support, and guidance on how to engage in them safely, consensually, and pleasurably. Let's embrace all of our freaky parts together baby! 

Sex therapy provides support for individuals and couples in non-traditional relationship structures, such as polyamory or open relationships. The focus is on fostering healthy communication, boundary setting, and navigating the complexities of these relationships with grace and understanding.

Sex therapy extends inclusive and affirming support to LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples, This includes exploring issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity, transitioning, discrimination, and societal pressures. Therapists provide a supportive environment to navigate these complexities, fostering self-acceptance, relationship satisfaction, and sexual fulfillment.

Trauma-informed care supports each individual with an understanding of past traumas and their potential impact on intimacy and relationships. This involves creating a safe, respectful, and empathetic space to explore and heal, acknowledging the deep connections that can exist between trauma, trust, and intimacy.