Are you unsatisfied
with your Sex Life?

Sexual intimacy is a key component of emotional health. Unfortunately, we weren’t born knowing how to have great sex—and in our culture, it can be hard to honestly sort out what we want. Sex therapy can help you open up, get comfortable, and let go.

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About Sex Therapy

Do you have trouble identifying and communicating what you want? Could you use some guidance around identifying what is going on? Do you want to feel more confident in your intimate relationships?

Sex therapy can help.

If you long for the days when your relationship felt effortless, in sync, and sexy – you’re not alone. In our busy, stressful world, many couples find it difficult to connect. You may be feeling lonely or frustrated, or you may blame yourself or your partner. There are many potential reasons why this happens – lack of communication, medical conditions, and differing sex drives. It can be scary and challenging to try to sort through it without help. We can help you regain your connection in a safe environment by identifying what is standing in the way.

A few issues we’ve helped current and past clients fix:

  • Inability to orgasm
  • Mismatched sexual desires
  • Open and poly relationships
  • Compulsive sexual activity or porn use
  • Male and female performance issues
  • Change in sex drive after baby or miscarriage
  • Negotiating boundaries and sexual activity with partners
  • Sexuality and disability
  • Past traumatic experience
  • Body image issues
  • Partner is ill, but still desire intimate chemistry
  • Sexual identity concerns
  • Intimacy issues
  • Asexuality
  • Cybersexuality
  • Gender identity issues

Absolutely. Some of the problems faced by single people that we help with are overcoming social anxiety in dating situations, navigating uncommitted relationships, choosing partners, and staying connected to others.

We specialize in resolving a myriad of sexual obstacles and have helped many people work through layers of shame, insecurity, or anxiety in the bedroom. With that in mind, we’re sensitive to how difficult it can be to talk to someone about your sex life. Unlike what you might hear from your friends, magazines, or books—our guidance is empathic, personalized, and science-based. This means you’ll get personalized solutions and support from a caring, easy-to-talk-to a professional who is skilled in the psychology and science of what really works. Some issues we've helped with are the inability to orgasm, mismatched sexual desires, open and poly relationships, compulsive sexual activity or porn use, male and female performance issues, change in sex drive after a baby or miscarriage, negotiating boundaries and sexual activity with partners, sexuality and disability, past traumatic experience, body image issues, sexual identity concerns, cybersexuality and gender identity issues.

Finding the right therapist for you is crucial.

Over 98% of our clients have been matched with a clinician that they want to continue working with.

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