Why you should see a Sex Therapist?

If your path was built on missconception, incorrect believes, ignorance, stereotypes ans sexual scripts like the fact that sex happens naturally, that desire should be spontaneous, that penetrative sex is the main course, if you have exclusive, limiting or shame and guilt inducing sexual scripts.

If you experience:

  • low desire
  • performance anxiety
  • erectile dysfunction
  • ejaculation problems, too fast, too slow or not at all
  • desire and libido miss-match
  • pain during and after penetrative sex
  • if the orgasm escapes you no matter what you do

If you deal with:

  • dysfunctional sex
  • conflictual sex
  • sexual and intimacy avoidance 
  • sexual manipulation and cohersion

If your needs and wants are not met nor respected, then asking for help is a first step forward, that you can take for yourself, or for your relationship. If you`re feeling: 

  • general anxiety
  • inadequasy 
  • shame
  • unlovability
  • unworthiness
  • awkwardness
  • fear
  • guilt

Seeing a sex therapist does not mean that you are broken or that you need to be fixed. It simply means that you care for yourself, for your well being and that you are ready to overcome stigma, shame and whatever difficulty you are facing right now in your sexual life. 

My purpose is to utilise my know how and my voice to encourage change and to help people discover shameless pleasure and intimacy.

My role is:

  • to help you build the bridge to desire.
  • to help you learn how to explore your erotic identity
  • to help you develope the abilty and the necessary skills to communicante your needs and wants and to listen and hear your partners needs and wants
  • to build a safe and nurturing partnership
  • to overcome your traumas
  • to learn how to show your vulnerability, to trust, to let go of your fears and to learn to experience pleasure by yourself or with a partner
  • to help you learn how to make time and give space to sexual communication.