Services
I offer individual (one person) and relationship (couples and groups) sex therapy. Sessions are available in-person in the Inner West (Annandale 2038) of Sydney and online in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK and Europe.
I am an approved counsellor with some Australian private health insurers, and details are on the bookings page.
Here are a few common reasons why people come to see me for sex therapy, but sexuality is wonderfully complex, and may not fit into a neat box. You can also check out my FAQ to see my frequently asked questions. And rest assured, whatever your concern, I am here to support you on your sexual, pleasure and intimacy journey.
I also provide consultancy for professionals, including counsellors, and organisations who want to strengthen their knowledge, access resources, and create safer, more supportive workplace systems. Read more here.
Communication Problems – Difficulty discussing sexual needs and desires with a partner.
Body Image Issues – Negative perceptions of one’s body affecting sexual confidence.
Lack of Sexual Education – Gaps in knowledge about sex and sexual health.
Sexual Issues from Medical Conditions – Impacts of chronic illnesses or disabilities on sexual function, pleasure, libido and wellbeing.
Postpartum Sexual Issues – Sexual concerns following childbirth.
Aging and Sexuality – Changes in sexual function and desire with aging.
Sexual Orientation and Coming Out – Navigating the process of disclosing one’s sexual orientation.
Polyamory and Open Relationships – Managing multiple sexual and romantic relationships.
Kink and BDSM – Exploring and integrating non-traditional sexual practices.
Sexual Fetishes – Healthy expression and management of fetishes.
Relationship Conflicts – General conflicts in relationships impacting sexual satisfaction.
Fertility and Sexuality – Sexual issues related to infertility treatments and concerns.
Sexual Repression – Overcoming cultural, religious, or personal repression of sexual desires.
Sexual Health Concerns – Addressing issues like STIs, contraception, and safer sex practices.
Self-awareness – Identifying personal sexual and romantic desires, values, approaches and boundaries.
And more…
Intimacy Issues – Problems with emotional closeness and connection.
Sexual Trauma and Abuse Recovery – Healing from past sexual abuse or assault.
Sexual Identity Issues – Struggles with understanding or accepting one’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
Paraphilic Disorders – Distress around having sexual interests, urges, fantasies, or behaviours involving objects, activities, or specific situations.
Infidelity and Trust Issues – Addressing the causes and impacts of broken trust in relationships, including affairs and online and in-person behaviours.
Sexual Performance – Anxiety about sexual performance.
Sexual Compulsivity or “Addiction” – Sexual thoughts, urges and behaviours that are causing or may cause issues around finances, work, relationships, identity, health and safety.
Desire Discrepancy – Mismatched levels of sexual desire or types of desire between partners.
Erectile Dysfunction – Difficulty achieving or maintaining your desired erection.
Premature Ejaculation – Ejaculating sooner than desired during sexual activity.
Delayed Ejaculation – Difficulty or inability to ejaculate.
Low Libido – Reduced interest in sexual activity.
Anorgasmia – Inability to achieve orgasm.
Painful Intercourse (Dyspareunia) – Pain during sexual activity.
Vaginismus – Involuntary contraction of vaginal muscles making penetration difficult or impossible.
Sexual Aversion – Extreme aversion to and avoidance of sexual contact.
