What is Sexology

As a sexologist I prioritise pleasure as a form of vitality, I have heard everything imaginable and I’m here to have the conversations that most people shy away from.

My practice is influenced by my background in Psychotherapy and my lived experience as a sensitive and empathic being. I prefer to venture beyond the clinical aspects of sexology and into a holistic and integrated world of deep healing.

In Psychosexual Therapy, clients are provided a sex-positive and safe space to explore their sexuality, sexual identity, gender identity, preferences and behaviours, as well as unpacking particular aspects of their sexuality and erotic self. My practice is inspired by somatics, embodiment and a holistic and integrated approach to the mind, body and spirit. I value a trauma-informed and non-pathologising approach, providing a safe container for clients to share, learn and explore.

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Reasons to see a Sexologist

  • Sexual shame

  • Gender & identity

  • Reimagine your sexual education / sexual script

  • Sexual pain / pelvic pain

  • Understand your menstrual cycle

  • Sexual trauma

  • Relationships & dating

  • Endometriosis

  • Build sexual confidence

  • Access your libido & arousal

  • Understand your pleasure spectrum

  • Pregnancy & postpartum

  • Explore your sexual desires

  • Boundaries & consent

What will you receive from Sexology?

  • Ongoing tools, resources & home practices

  • Re-define your sexual identity

  • Create new & supportive narratives around your sexuality

  • Build confidence & self belief

  • Strengthen your relationship with yourself

  • Build your pleasure spectrum

  • Expand your sexual literacy

  • Experience embodied & heightened pleasure

  • Gain insight into your sexual & erotic self

  • Process unresolved trauma in a safe capacity

  • Have open & healing conversations

  • Reignite passion and joy in your relationship with self or others

  • Overcome limitations such as pain or low libido