How's the sex?

We've structured modern life around the idea that one big relationship should be everything: the place where you get acceptance and intimacy, friendship and love, spontaneity and mischief. Everything all rolled into one. And for so many, and maybe you too, it’s just not working.

If you’re feeling dissatisfied with your sexual life.

If you don’t associate your intimate experiences with pleasure.

If you struggle to have effective conversations about your sexual experiences with your partner(s).

If you and your partner(s) feel mismatched in your desire for sexual connection and contact.

If you’re feeling hurt or betrayed by your partner(s) or your body.

If you dread physical connection, touch, or nudity.

If you experience fear, dread, or anxiety during sex, or even when just thinking about it.

If you feel anger or resentment in intimate moments with your partner(s).

If your body isn’t working the way you think it should.

If you’re experiencing one (or many) of these, sex and relationship therapy can help you create better patterns of interacting to increase intimacy and satisfaction in your life.

Let’s be honest, relationships are complicated. We want too much, or expect too little, from our partner(s) and often we don’t know exactly what we want, much less how to ask for it. Add in sex, and our societal taboos around discussing it, and you can feel lost and confused.

I’m committed to guiding individuals, couples, and partnerships to more pleasurable intimate experiences and lives. We’ll work together to create forward-thinking tools to help you speak clearly and sincerely around what you need to enjoy the intimate life you want.

To see my rates and schedule a session with me, click here.

Themes addressed in sex and intimate relationship therapy:

• Pre-marital / Commitment Counseling

• Infidelity

• Difficulty Maintaining Arousal

• Decreased Desire

• Rapid Ejaculation

• Intimacy after Parenthood

• Sexual Dissatisfaction

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Fear of Intimacy

• Survivor of Sexual Assault

• Survivor of Sexual Abuse

• Sexual Identity