“There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ model”

I do not believe that there is a one size fits all model when it comes to our well-being, and so I allow each client’s story, concerns and goals to shape the course of our therapy. For me, meaningful relationships require curiosity and connection, and ongoing work. I hope to help my clients find meaning in their experiences.
 

During each session, I will engage and collaborate with you to work through your concerns, and we will constantly evaluate your therapeutic process to ensure that we are meeting your goals and working on the concerns that matter the most to you.

I like to be in conversation with my clients, seeking to understand their experiences and implement their insight to see significant change. 

What to expect

It is quite normal to go through stages in life when we notice sexual changes and things don’t feel quite like they used to. But this can become distressing and frustrating when it persists and interferes with relationships and sexual satisfaction. I offer sex-positive education, guidance and therapeutic intervention to help people meet their sexual goals and understand themselves more intimately. Sex is approached in a non-judgmental and positive way. I help people understand their patterns of behaviour, communicate more effectively, and reconnect intimately on all levels.

I also offer general psychotherapy, working from an integrative perspective and assisting clients with a range of concerns that might be disrupting their day-to-day life. I am particularly interested in working at the intersection of neurodiversity, relationships and sex.

In the initial consultation, I will begin the assessment. The assessment questions will depend on your concerns, and may focus on topics such as physical, mental and sexual health, upbringing and childhood, your current and past relationships or previous mental health concerns. Each talking therapy consultation last for 50 minutes.

What concerns can I assist with?

 

Pelvic pain, such as vaginismus and vulvodynia

Issues with desire and interst in sex

Issues with arousal, such as erectile function

Concerns with orgasm, such as premature/ delayed ejaculation or struggling to orgasm

Feelings of sexual inexperience and lack of confidence

Sexual enhancement and enrichment

Sexual trauma

 

 

Recovering sexually after illness or surgery

Relationship difficulties

Trauma

Neurodiversity, such as ADHD or austism

Perfectionism

Depression or low mood

Anxiety

Self-esteem and self-confidence

Body image concerns

Stress

Grief

 

 

As an integrative therapist, I utilise the following therapeutic approaches:

  • Psychosexual therapy
  • Attachment-focused therapy
  • EMDR (fully trained)
  • Internal family systems (IFS)
  • Transactional analysis (TA)
  • Dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT)
  • Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
  • Mindfulness-based therapy
  • Compassion-focused therapy (CFT)
  • Psychodynamic therapy 
  • Person-centered therapy
  • Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT)
  • Systemic therapy