Sex Therapy in Phoenix, Arizona, Maryland, New Hampshire, and Virginia
How Can a Sex Therapist Help You?
Do you feel that you have low libido, or would like to increase desire to alleviate a mismatch in desire with your partner?
Therapy can help uncover, and address the root cause. With Low Sex Drive Therapy, target and reach your own individual goals.
Are you feeling a disconnection with sexual intimacy with or without a partner?
Do you have difficulty, or the inability to achieve orgasm? With anorgasmia therapy, or orgasm therapy focused on your particular concerns we can do a “deep dive” into your sexuality and you as a sexual being as you make meaning of this sacred area of your life.
Are Infertility Treatments Wreaking Havoc On Your Sex Life?
Anyone that has been through infertility treatments such as IUIs or IVF knows that the medications required for treatment can often make you not feel like yourself, feel uncomfortable, moody, and downright unsexy!
In addition to added restrictions such as “Timed Intercourse,” or “Pelvic Rest” can add additional barriers to feeling close to your partner.
With Sex Therapy, I can help you find tools to regain emotional and physical intimacy with your partner.
Are You Struggling With Sexual Intimacy After Giving Birth?
Many women and birthing partners find that their sexual lives have changed after welcoming baby. With some additional support you can once again feel pleasure within postpartum body. Some common challenges I address in Sex Therapy with those in the postpartum period are Painful Sex, Low Libido, Changes in Body Image, Changes in the Pelvic Floor, Feeling Touched Out, and Healing from Birth Related Trauma to name a few.
Some common overall sexual concerns I address in therapy are low sex drive, inability to orgasm, and premature ejaculation to name a few. My approach to sex therapy is holistic and integrative. I operate from a sex-positive, LGBTQ affirming, kink friendly stance. I apply evidenced based techniques such as, mindfulness, EMDR, and Sensate Focused interventions tailored to your specific needs. My theoretical framework is rooted in systems theory and attachment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sex Therapy is a form of talk therapy where we address your sexually related concerns, after working together to determine your specific goals.
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No, Never that would be unethical.
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Again, absolutely not!
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No, we are able to engage individual sex therapy without your partner present.
