50 Minutes · $250
Sex Therapy
A confidential place to talk about sexuality, intimacy, desire, pleasure, shame, and communication without having to edit yourself first.
A Clear Boundary
What Sex Therapy Is
Sex therapy is talk therapy. It never involves sexual contact or physical sexual activity between therapist and client.
Andrea has specialized training in sex therapy. You can speak plainly here, at your own pace.
What We May Address
What Has Been Hard to Name
- Mismatched desire
- Pleasure, orgasm, and sexual anxiety
- Painful or avoided intimacy
- The impact of sexual trauma
- Body image and shame
- Identity, kink, and consensual non-monogamy
- Sexuality after childbirth or major transitions
- Communication and rebuilding a relationship with sex
There Is Room for Your Whole Experience
Your language, relationships, and identity do not need to be explained away before the work can begin.
Is This a Fit?
You want a frank, affirming space to understand your relationship with sex and intimacy. Whether a concern is recent or long-standing, you are ready to talk about it at a pace that respects you.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sex therapy physical?
No. Sex therapy is talk therapy and never involves sexual contact or physical sexual activity.
What if I am not ready to say everything?
You can begin with what you are comfortable sharing. The conversation is collaborative and does not require you to tell your whole story at once.
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Related Paths
You can start with what feels hardest to say.
Start with a $100 consultation. The $100 is credited in full toward your first paid session or intensive.