Sexuality is a natural, profound, and important part of our lives. But for many people, it comes with shame, fear, pain, or confusion. Sex therapy it is an empathetic and safe space where you can explore, at your own pace, difficulties related to intimacy, desire, sexual functioning, identity, or the relationship with your own body.
It is a process that supports healing sexual trauma, understanding blockages and rediscovering a sexuality lived with freedom, awareness and self-respect.
Who is it addressed to?
Sex therapy is right for you if:
You face difficulties such as erectile dysfunction, ejaculation disorders, pain during penetration (vaginismus, dyspareunia), lack of sexual desire or difficulty reaching orgasm (both feminine and masculine)
You went through sexual abuse, traumatic relationships or experiences that have left traces on the way you experience your sexuality
experience shame, guilt, fear, or anxiety related to the body, desire, pleasure
Do you have questions about your sexual identity, orientation, fantasies, kink, or erotic practices
Are you in a couple where differences in desire, lack of intimacy, or sexual tension creates connection difficulties
Occurrences of compulsive, impulsive, or excessive sexual behaviors make you feel lost
I work with openness and professionalism including with:
People LGBTQ+, non-binary or in the process of exploring identity
Couples who practice kink or forms of non-conventional sexuality
Adolescents and young adults facing questions about sexuality
What does it mean?
Sex therapy is carried out in sessions of:
50 minutes for individual meetings
75 minutes for couples therapy
During the process:
We will discuss openly, in a space free from shame, taboo or judgment
We will understand how past experiences (including traumatic ones) have influenced the way you now experience your intimacy
We will work on emotional regulation, reconnecting with the body, communication of desires and healthy boundaries
If you are in a couple, you will learn how to have conscious, authentic and respectful intimacy.
‼️ Sex therapy does not involve any kind of physical interaction, demonstration, or touchingWe work exclusively verbally, in a professional, safe and respectful therapeutic setting.
Possible benefits:
More clarity and freedom in relation to your sexuality
Healing shame, fear, or sexual trauma
Developing a gentler and more authentic relationship with your body
Increasing intimacy and connection in a couple
Exploring and normalizing diversity in sexuality
If you feel like it's time to (re)conquer your sexuality...
Whether you are facing a specific difficulty or feel like you have lost touch with this part of yourself, sex therapy offers you a space where you can gently find yourself. I am here to accompany you, without judgment, with professionalism and openness.
