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SEX THERAPY

Let's talk about sex. Yes, really.

Let's get one thing out of the way: sex therapy is talk therapy.
There's NO physical contact or sexual activity involved.​

 

Sex is a natural part of being human. So why can it feel so complicated to talk about?

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Maybe you're feeling disconnected from your partner, experiencing changes in desire, or struggling to communicate what you want. Maybe you're exploring your sexuality, working through feelings of shame, or simply wondering if what you're experiencing is normal.

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Here's the thing: there's no one right way to experience sex or intimacy.

Sex therapy is an opportunity to get curious about your desires, better understand your relationship with sexuality, and explore what a fulfilling intimate life looks like for you.

Areas We Can Explore

Desire

Problems in the Bedroom · Pleasure · Sexual connection

Sexual Confidence

Body image · Shame · Performance Anxiety

Relationships

Boundaries · Intimacy · Expressing needs

Sexual Identity

ENM · Polyamory · Preferences · Self-discovery

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What You Can Expect

It's a space to have the conversations you might not feel comfortable having anywhere else. We'll explore your experiences, beliefs, relationships, and the messages you've picked up about sex along the way.

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Because our relationships with sex don't exist in a vacuum. They're shaped by our upbringing, past experiences, relationships, culture, and the expectations we place on ourselves.

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My approach is collaborative, compassionate, and refreshingly honest. We'll look beyond what's happening on the surface, get curious about the patterns that might be keeping you stuck, and explore new ways to connect with yourself and others.

You don't need to be in a relationship to explore your sexuality.

Sex therapy isn't just for couples, and it isn't only for people experiencing sexual difficulties.

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Maybe you're single and want to feel more confident expressing your desires. Maybe you're questioning beliefs you've carried for years, exploring your identity, or learning what intimacy means to you.

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Whatever your relationship status, your sexual well-being matters.

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Sex therapy can be an opportunity to explore your relationship with yourself, too.

Sessions, pricing, and how we'll work together.

$120 / 50-minute session

INDIVIDUAL SESSION

75 MINUTES

$180

90 MINUTES

$216

Sorry, I'm not accepting insurance at this time.

In Person: I offer sessions at People House, located at 3035 W 25th Ave in Denver, Colorado.

Online: Prefer to stay home?
I also offer telehealth sessions for clients located in Colorado.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Let's start with a conversation.

Finding the right therapist is personal. Let's get to know each other, talk about what you're looking for, and see if working together feels like a good fit.

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