Sex Therapy for Desire, Intimacy & Pleasure
Sexual concerns are common, but they can feel deeply personal—and surprisingly difficult to discuss. You may be navigating changes in desire, anxiety about performance, pain, shame, disconnection, or a sexual relationship that no longer feels satisfying.
Sex therapy offers individuals and couples a private, thoughtful place to understand what is happening and create meaningful change. You do not need to be in crisis—or know exactly how to describe the problem—before reaching out.
What Makes Sex Therapy Different
Sex therapy looks at the emotional, relational, physical, cultural, and medical factors that shape sexuality. As an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, I have specialized training beyond general relationship counseling to address sexual concerns with accuracy, comfort, and respect.
Sessions involve conversation, education, and personalized exercises completed privately between sessions. Sex therapy never includes sexual contact, nudity, or physical examination.
Sex Therapy Can Help With:
• Low or changing sexual desire
• Differences in desire between partners
• Performance anxiety, erection, ejaculation, or orgasm concerns
• Pain, discomfort, or fear related to sexual activity
• Difficulty communicating about sex, pleasure, or boundaries
• Sexual shame shaped by religion, culture, or past experiences
• Changes related to menopause, aging, illness, or medication
• Reconnecting after infidelity, trauma, or long periods without intimacy
• Exploring identity, consensual non-monogamy, kink, or evolving desires
Sex therapy is collaborative, sex-positive, and tailored to your values—not someone else’s definition of a healthy sex life. We may focus on communication, pleasure, body awareness, emotional safety, erotic connection, or rebuilding confidence at a pace that respects you.
Online sex therapy is available to clients in Texas, Colorado, Washington, and Florida. Individuals, couples, and partners in consensually non-monogamous relationships are welcome.