Sex Therapy for Intimacy, Desire & Healing Shame
When desire feels complicated reclaim pleasure, safety & self trust
Sexual pain, shame, confusion. These often come after emotional trauma or betrayal. Maybe you’re disconnected from your body. Maybe intimacy feels unsafe. Maybe desire is tangled with guilt.
Sex therapy with me offers a safe, inclusive, and judgment free space to explore your sexuality, identity, and desires on your terms.
I work with individuals and couples across the spectrum: BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, kink friendly, ethically non monogamous, binary or non-binary.
We’ll address how your relationship to your body, pleasure, and intimacy (shaped by culture, history, and trauma) is showing up in your life.
Through compassion and trauma informed care we arrive at healing, connection, and liberated pleasure.
What Sex Therapy Offers
Healing from sexual shame, body image pain, or past trauma
Rebuilding trust in your body and sense of desire
Creating honest, compassionate communication about sex with your partner
Navigating boundaries, consent, and relational dynamics (including non‑traditional models)
Supporting couples and individuals seeking intimacy, connection, and sexual truth, not shame or denial
FAQs
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No.
Sex therapy supports individuals healing from shame, body image issues, past trauma, or sexual stress.
It’s also beneficial for couples wanting to enhance intimacy or navigate sexual boundaries.
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Not at all.
While I am inclusive of non‑traditional relationships and trauma history, sex therapy is for anyone navigating body image, desire, communication, consent, intimacy, or self connection in any type of relationship or solo.
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It’s not too small. Many people carry shame, guilt, or suppression around sexuality.
This work is about reclaiming safety, pleasure, and self‑trust without shame or judgement.
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Yes, often combining sex therapy with trauma informed care, EMDR, or relational work leads to more holistic healing.
We tailor the mix based on your needs and comfort.