Frequently Asked Questions about Sex and Sexuality Counselling
You can explore anything from sexual identity, orientation, and gender expression to intimacy, desire, relationship dynamics, trauma, or cultural/religious beliefs around sex. Nothing is too “taboo” — it’s a space for honesty and healing. I'm an experienced therapist and there's no judgement from me.
Yes, completely. Many people feel unsure at first. An experienced therapist like myself will meet you with warmth, respect, and zero judgment, helping you feel safe enough to open up at your own pace in the counselling room.
Absolutely. Therapy can support survivors in reclaiming safety, processing trauma, and rebuilding trust in themselves and others. You’re never alone in that journey. As an experienced counsellor, I'll be by your side.
Counselling offers a supportive space to explore these questions without pressure. It’s not about labels — it’s about understanding yourself and what feels authentic to you. Therapy will give you time to feel more comfortable with who you really are.
Not at all. Individuals seek sex therapy for many reasons — from low libido or performance anxiety to body image concerns or navigating changes in sexual health. As an experienced counsellor, I have worked with many individuals on the subject of sex for the benefit of both the individual, their partner and their relationship.
Yes. An experienced therapist like me can help both partners understand each other’s needs, improve communication, and explore ways to reconnect emotionally and physically.
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