An Affirming Place to Talk
Sex and Intimacy Concerns
You may feel disconnected, undesired, unsafe, or unlike yourself. Even bringing it up can feel as though it might make things worse.
Start Wherever You Are
You Do Not Have to Find a Polished Way to Say It
Desire, pleasure, shame, sexual anxiety, painful or avoided intimacy, and changes after childbirth can be difficult to discuss even with someone you love. Sometimes the concern belongs to one person. Sometimes it lives in the space between partners.
Identity, kink, and consensual non-monogamy are welcome topics, not problems to be assumed. Andrea has specialized training in sex therapy and works with LGBTQIA+, ENM, kink, and polyamorous clients without judgment.
What This Work Is
A Conversation with Room for Honesty
The sessions are conversations, with no sexual contact or physical sexual activity.
Together, we can explore what makes intimacy difficult to name, what happens when you try to communicate, and what kind of support fits your circumstances.
Is This a Fit?
You want a place to name what is happening without embarrassment or assumptions about how your relationship or sexuality should look. You can come alone or explore care together as partners.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sex therapy physical?
No. This is talk therapy, never sexual contact or physical sexual activity.
Can I attend without a partner?
Yes. Individual sex therapy is available, and couples and sex therapy is another option if you want to work together.
Will my identity or relationship structure be judged?
No. Andrea welcomes LGBTQIA+, kink, ENM, and polyamorous clients. The work starts with your experience, not an assumption.
You can start with the words you have.
Start with a $100 consultation. The $100 is credited in full toward your first paid session or intensive.