Sex Therapy

What is sex therapy?

Sex therapy is a specialized type of psychotherapy. Through sex therapy, you can address concerns about sexual function, sexual feelings and intimacy, gender or sexual orientation. Theresa is currently working towards certification as an AASECT Sex Therapist. She has also completed specialized training offered by the World Association for Transgender Health.

Sessions are all virtual and can occur with individuals and/or couples from 18 to 100!

*Prior to verbal interventions sometimes other neurobiological interventions such as Neuroptimal Neurofeedback, Safe and Sound Protocol or MUSE biofeedback can help set the stage for effective intervention.

Why Sex Therapy?

Sex therapy for couples may address:

Intimacy after infidelity

Mismatched desire

Intimacy after having children

Sexual dissatisfaction or sexless marriage

Sex and religious or cultural issues

Sex and chronic illness

Sex and infertility

Enhancing an individual or couples overall sexual wellbeing

Sex therapy for individuals may address:

Low or no desire

Inability to achieve orgasm

Vaginismus

Sexual pain

Healing from past abuse

Erectile dysfunction

Uncontrolled (premature) ejaculation

Out of control sexual behaviour

Inhibited (delayed) ejaculation

Sex therapy is not limited to these issues but these are some of the most common reasons a person or couple seeks treatment.