Does sex feel lackluster or like a chore?

Do you ever feel mentally preoccupied during sex or have a difficult time getting in the mood?

Are you experiencing pain during sex or orgasm difficulties?

Would you like to enjoy sex more, but you are not sure how to get there?

Let us help you create an enjoyable sex life that excites you beyond words. We recognize sex is a vital part of relationship wellness for many people and we understand how devastating it can be when something is feeling off in the bedroom and negatively impacting the overall relationship. That’s why our team of clinicians are highly skilled at helping you navigate relationship concerns in addition to improving your sex life.

Our team of sex therapists are experienced in treating sex and sexuality concerns for both individuals and partners while holding our clients’ care in the utmost confidentiality. We understand that sex can be a delicate topic to discuss and we do our best to create a warm and supportive environment, so it’s not awkward. In fact, the majority of our clients experience significant relief after their first appointment!

We take a comprehensive and integrative approach to sexual wellness and we regularly collaborate with healthcare providers to make sure we are providing you the best care possible. Whether you’re dating, married, single, divorced, or in a situationship, our therapists will provide you with modern, research-informed and creative tools that are tailored to your specific goals. Through sex therapy, you’ll learn how to communicate your needs with your partner, explore your erotic desires, and experience the pleasurable sex life that you crave.

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What is sex therapy?

Sex therapy is a specialized type of psychotherapy that addresses sexual concerns within the bounds of confidentiality. In other words, it is talk therapy that takes place in a therapy office (or virtually) with a clinician and the client(s). Occasionally, there may be other health professionals involved in the therapeutic treatment (only with a client's permission) such as a physical therapist, gynecologist, urologist or a psychiatrist.

What happens in sex therapy?

Sex therapy is a directive yet compassionate process for clients to share their intimate concerns and work toward improving their sexual health and sexual experiences, creating a more meaningful and satisfying relationship with themselves and/or their partners. Sex therapy can occur both individually and in the context of relationship therapy. Sex therapy tools may include cognitive-behavioral interventions, emotionally-focused therapy and education. Homework assignments are sometimes given to the individual or partners to work on at home in between sessions to increase insight that will be helpful in addressing their treatment goals.

• Arousal difficulties

• Chronic Illness + sex

• Delayed Ejaculation

• Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

• Infidelity + Affair Recovery

• lack of orgasm

• Loss of Intimacy

• low libido

• Mismatched desires

• Out of Control Sexual Behavior

• Pain or Discomfort During Sex (including Dyspareunia, Vulvodynia + Vaginismus)

• Perinatal/Postnatal Mental Health

• Performance Anxiety

• Premature Ejaculation (PE)

• Sexual Identity Exploration (Gender Identity + Sexual Orientation, Consensual Non-Monogamy, Kink + BDSM)

• sexual shame

• Sexual Trauma recovery