You’re not broken. You’re layered.
And your story makes sense.
I specialize in helping individuals and couples navigate the intimate, emotional, and relational aspects of their sex life with compassion, clarity, and depth. Whether you're untangling old patterns or reaching for something more aligned, our work is about supporting your wholeness, not fixing you.
Sex is MORE than a physical act, it’s emotional, psychological, relational, and spiritual.
Tired of not having the sex life you deserve?
Have you been suffering with any of the following anxiety symptoms?
Desire discrepancies and low libido
Performance anxiety, shame, or guilt around sex
Erotic self-discovery and sexual identity development
Trauma healing related to touch, consent, or body image
Reigniting pleasure and intimacy in long-term relationships
Exploring kink, fantasy, and non-traditional expressions of sexuality
Reclaiming erotic connection as a form of empowerment
Who it’s for: Anyone feeling stuck, ashamed, curious, disconnected, or ready to feel more alive in their sexual self.
YOU’RE NOT ALONE.
a connected, safe, sensual sex life is possible!
Whether you're here to heal, grow, explore, or transform, I am here to support the truth of who you are and the relationships you’re ready to build.
Let’s begin where you are—and go from there.
Is Sex Therapy Right for You?
Life presents us with a myriad of challenges that can impact our well-being and relationships. Whether you're struggling with difficulties in your personal life, navigating life transitions, or facing challenges related to intimacy, sexuality, or feeling different, I'm here to support you on your journey towards healing and self-discovery.
My goal is to help you uncover your true potential, listen to your inner wisdom, and create a life that is authentically yours.
Are you experiencing any of the following?
Low sexual desire
Infidelity or mismatched desires
Physical or emotional sexual pain
Erectile dysfunction or concerns about ejaculation
Delayed or impaired orgasms
LGBTIA-related health concerns or curiosity
Sexual trauma or anxiety around sex and sexuality
Exploration of diverse sexual behaviors, relationship configurations, or non-heteronormative expressions
Perhaps you're:
Navigating alternative relationship structures like ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, or kink
Living single, co-parenting, or building chosen families
Dissatisfied with your current sexual intimacy or facing challenges in communicating your needs
Struggling with performance anxiety, sexual pain, or low libido
Let's Explore These Questions Together
If you're ready to embrace a path towards greater self-understanding, healing, and empowerment, I invite you to reach out. Together, we can navigate these challenges and create a life that is more fulfilling and aligned with your true self.
What to expect from sex therapy.
In session, a sex therapist will work to help a person or couple seeking help achieve an improved mental and emotional state in order for them to enjoy a more satisfying sexual experience and/or relationships. Sessions are strictly instructive and verbal, and all exercises and that involve physical contact are performed outside of the session. Sex therapy does not involve having sex with the therapist or being forced to have sexual contact with anyone else.
Therapists may, as part of the process, encourage those in treatment to consider participating in certain intimate activities or exercises with their partner, but a person is never made to do so as part of therapy. Sex therapy is largely a mental and emotional reflection of one’s own internal conflicts, concerns, and/or questions about sex. I tell my clients that often times it is not the “answer” we are looking for right away, but the right “questions” to ask as you move through your journey. Once that is found, our answers are soon to follow usually.
Some types of therapy are very goal focused, step-by-step process, or CBT style of therapy. My orientation is less goal oriented and more process oriented, meaning I do not set a certain number of sessions for us to have all the work done in. I do not dictate or push you in any direction, rather allow a natural flow and gentle openness to happen in the therapeutic dynamic. You know best how to heal “You,” and I am your support in that journey. I may ask questions, give some readings, some homework from time to time, or exercises to do at home, but I never come at the issuing from a place of thinking I know more than you about you. I am a deeply Person-Centered/Humanistic process therapist with some Emotionally Focused, Solutions-Focused, Internal Family Systems, and Depth/Jungian psychology from time to time, if that helps understand my frame I work from.
Also, as a Sex Therapist, there is a moral and ethical obligation that I strictly follow in regards to treatment, safety, dual relationships, and confidentiality as well as professional capacity to help. AASECT has this listed out in their Code of Conduct and is free to read about if you have any questions or concerns. I do not engage in touch, sexual conduct, or interpersonal relationships with any clients.
Keep in mind that my main goal is to help you find the best treatment for your problems you are seeking help with. That may not be with me at times due to specialization focus, and I may need to refer you out to a colleague who may specialize in a very specific need you are having trouble with. I will be honest, respectful, and help you find the right fit and give you options.