What is Sex Therapy?

Sex therapy can be a powerful tool to help you approach your sexuality with greater confidence and curiosity. As a clinician, I am currently pursuing my AASECT Sex Therapy Certification and under direct supervision for Sex Therapy cases.

I provide education, resources, and positive, compassionate support as you develop the mindset and skills to get you closer to reaching your goals. I take a holistic approach that promotes personal, sexual, and relational wellness. I work with the mind, body, relationships, social, sexual and medical history to help my clients reach a better understanding of their lives and sexuality.

I'm a trauma informed, sex positive, licensed clinician with education and training in sexuality. I see all different types of sexual concerns, and I treat many different partnering configurations. 

When necessary, I will also collaborate with your medical doctor, physical therapist, or other providers to maximize your treatment outcomes. ​​

Common Presenting Concerns:

• mismatched desire, low desire

• sexual trauma

• women’s sexuality

• orgasm difficulties, erectile difficulties

• gender and questioning

• aging and sexuality

• “sex addiction” / out of control sexual behaviors

• kink/fetish

• deconstruction of purity culture

• guilt/shame around sex and sensuality

• questioning sexual orientation

• navigating open/non-monogamy

• reclaiming self love and personal sensuality

What is Relationship Therapy?

Relationship Therapy, or Couple’s Therapy, can be a powerful way to change the course of your relationship so both partners can be happy, fulfilled, and satisfied in the relationship. Other benefits of couples therapy include:

- Improved communication skills: Learn how to communicate effectively in healthier ways. 

- Strengthened bond: When your bond is strong, you feel like you’re part of a team. You can feel empowered and able to take on anything that comes your way with the support of your partner. 

- Build (or rebuild) trust: Trust is essential to a healthy relationship. Whether it’s broken or you simply haven’t connected on the deep level you want to, emotionally focused therapy can help you build or regain trust in each other. 

- Find a better relationship dynamic (in less time): Trying to “fix” things on your own can be frustrating, stressful, and often time-consuming. A therapist can help you improve your relationship in less time than it’ll take if you try to go through the process yourself. 

Common issues addressed in couples therapy include: 

- Finances - Chronic health issues - Infertility

- Parenting - Out of control behaviors. - Past trauma

- Sex - Substance Use - Emotional distance

- Infidelity -Frequent Conflict / Re-occurring Conflict

- In-laws - Lack of intimacy