Frequently Asked Questions

I provide a safe non judgemental space for my clients to explore their sexual health, to improve your relationships, and to address any sexual challenges that you may be facing.

Alongside having the appropriate qualifications in Clinical Sexology, I have a strong understanding of relationships, intimacy and sexual health. It is about building trust in session, and having an ability to create a safe and supportive space for you to be able to discuss sensitive issues.

Psychosexual Therapy also known as sex therapy, is a specialised form of therapy that focuses on addressing and resolving intimate sexual concerns and issues. It involves working with individuals and couples to explore and discuss in a safe space, their concerns, questions, issues. Sex Therapists’ are trained to help clients navigate a wide range of sexual issues, including but not limited to sexual dysfunction, intimacy issues, sexual trauma, sexual identity and relationship dynamics.

Our goal is to help clients develop a healthier and more fulfilling sex life through exploration, education and the development of affective coping strategies and communication skills.

Sex Therapy can help you if you are experiencing challenges related to sexual function issues, intimacy issues, communication or identity challenges. It can be beneficial for individuals and couples seeking to improve their sexual relationships and overall wellbeing.

Sex Therapy can be very effective for many clients, and it depends on factors such as the client’ willingness to engage in the therapeutic process, the alliance between client and therapist, and collaboratively choosing the right therapeutic approach for the client.

This depends on the specific needs and goals of each client.

Absolutely! I offer sessions for individuals and couples.

Sex Therapists are bound by professional ethics and legal regulations to maintain the privacy and confidentiality of our clients. Information shared during sessions is kept strictly confidential and we are not permitted to disclose any details about the client or their sessions without the clients explicit consent, except where they may be at risk of harm to the client or others.