When we’re talking about sex, there’s a lot to cover.

An appointment with a sexologist is not talking not stop sex, it’s a space to use therapy and counselling to work through a number of ways that your sexual health could be improved. Just what that means is different for every person.

Some of the reasons you might consider an appointment with a sexologist:

• Pain! If you do, or ever have experienced pain related to sex, you might find a session beneficial.

• Sexual Dysfunctions – Desire disorders, arousal disorders, orgasmic & pain disorders

• How your medical condition impacts your sexual health - this can include Endometriosis, Phimosis, Frenulum Breve, Vaginismus, Vulvodynia, Peyronie's disease or Lichen Sclerosus

• Sexual education - including ovulation tracking, sexual techniques, orgasmic training, anatomy, physiology, sexual coaching, sexual & reproductive health

• Body image issues – general or related to sexual intimacy

• Older people & sexuality (menopause & the changing body)

• Fertility Counselling (fertility treatment, conception, pre & post-natal support)

• Compulsive sexual behaviours (porn addiction)

• Paraphilic disorders

• Kink & BDSM

• Extradyadic Relationship Training – Polyamory, Swinging & navigating open relationships

• Couples Sexual Therapy (mismatched libido, sexless marriage, pleasure, intimacy)