Sex Therapy
Your first reaction to sex therapy might be to feel a bit scared. It is, in fact, a professional and ethical treatment approach to problems of sexual function and expression. Couples often seek help when it becomes apparent that differences exist in their sexual desires or when they sense that their sexual relationship is not growing as they would wish. [more...]
I work with a wide variety of problems related to sexuality. People seek help for such problems as erectile dysfunction, inability to reach orgasm or reaching orgasm too soon, or simply feeling uninterested in sex. I work with men experiencing erectile difficulties, retarded ejaculation, premature ejaculation and loss of desire, and women with vaginismus, dyspareunia, loss of desire, and anorgasmia. Increasingy people feel they may be addicted to sex. I work with individuals and both heterosexual and same-sex couples.
Sex Therapy is sometimes available on the NHS although usually an individual or couple will need to pay for this work themselves.
Find out more about how I work as a psychotherapist, with couples and my training.
Fees, etc.
Fees depend on daytime or evening appointments and start at 90.00 pounds, this applies to both face-to-face sessions and those through electronic means (like zoom).
Sessions last 50 minutes.
