Sex Therapy
£100
Individual therapy is suited for those seeking sex therapy as an individual. All sessions take place online via Zoom and are 50 minutes long.
£100
Relationship therapy is ideal for couples or other constellations wishing to attend sex therapy together. All sessions take place online via Zoom and are 50 minutes long.
Workshops and seminars are suited for organisations or group settings that are interested in seminars on the topic of sexuality, sexual function, and wellbeing. If you'd like to learn more, please reach out to me via the contact form below.
Common Sexual Issues
Sexual difficulties can look different for everyone. These are some common issues people experience, but it’s not exhaustive. You might relate to some and it may help you see yourself or your situation reflected. But remember, every experience is unique, and yours may be different.
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Low or no sexual desire
Desire that feels “too high” or hard to manage
Mismatched desire in your relationship
Feeling disconnected from sexual desire
Difficulty getting or maintaining erections
Difficulty becoming physically aroused
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Performance anxiety
Feeling awkward or uncomfortable about sex
Low sexual confidence
Body image concerns affecting intimacy
Difficulty communicating sexual needs
Sexual shame
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Not knowing what turns you on
Feeling out of touch with your sexual self
Difficulty with sexual communication
Sexual initiation difficulties
Feeling disconnected from your body during intimacy
Difficulty identifying or communicating boundaries
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Pain during sex
Tightness or difficulty with penetration
Vaginismus
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Difficulty reaching orgasm
Orgasms that feel infrequent or unreliable
Ejaculating sooner than you’d like
Delayed ejaculation
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Compulsive masturbation
Pornography use that feels excessive
Sexual behaviours that feel hard to control
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Navigating non-monogamy or diverse relationship structures
Exploring or questioning your sexuality or gender and intimacy
Exploring kinks or fetishes
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Difficulties with sex after past trauma
Feeling triggered, numb, or shut down during intimacy
Sexual changes after illness, medical treatment, or cancer
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