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I practice sex therapy from a bio-psycho-social perspective that includes education and coaching as well as traditional talk therapy. Most sexual concerns have multiple contributing factors at their root. Given this complexity, it is important to assess the full range of biological, psychological, interpersonal, and cultural variables that may play a part in problematic sexual experiences. Sexual struggles are not unusual but they can be complicated. I maintain an openness to the unique experiences and perspectives that each participant brings to sex therapy whether for individual or partnered work.

 

My goals in working with individuals and relationship partners are to provide knowledge and to facilitate insight that provides relief from feelings of disconnection, anxiety, relationship conflict, shame, and ultimately an unsatisfying sex life. Some of the individual and relationship concerns that I work with in sex therapy, coaching, and education:​​