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Modern relationships are often expected to meet contradictory needs: safety and spontaneity, friendship and lust, physical pleasure and emotional connection. For many, these competing expectations can feel overwhelming or unsustainable.
If you and/or your partner(s) are experiencing:
Dissatisfaction or disconnection in your sexual life
Difficulty experiencing pleasure or ease in intimate moment
Challenges communicating about sex
Differences in desire, timing, or expectations around intimacy
Feelings of dread, anxiety, anger, or resentment related to sex
Avoidance of physical closeness, touch, or nudity
Concerns about how your body is functioning
…intimacy can begin to feel confusing, isolating, or hopeless.
Many people struggle to understand what they want, how to express it, or how to navigate differences without conflict, hurt feelings, or withdrawal. Plus, cultural taboos around sex as a conversation topic can make these challenges hard to confront.
However, sex and relationship therapy can help you recognize and name the patterns that haven’t served you or your partnership in the past. You can develop new ways of relating to yourself, your body, and each other for more clarity and connection.
I am committed to guiding individuals, couples, and partnerships thoughtfully towards more pleasure and satisfaction in their intimate experiences and lives. When we focus on building practical, compassionate tools in the present, you can confidently move into a future with clear, sincere communication around your most intimate needs for connection.
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Themes addressed in sex and intimate relationship therapy:
Pre-marital / Commitment Counseling
Infidelity
Difficulty Maintaining Arousal
Decreased Desire
Rapid Ejaculation
Navigating Non-monogamous Relationship Dynamics
Intimacy after Parenthood
Sexual Dissatisfaction
Depression
Anxiety
Fear of Intimacy
Survivor of Sexual Assault
Survivor of Sexual Abuse
Sexual Identity