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Vulva, sex therapy, realtionship therapy

find your pleasure,
connect your relationships

Why talking therapy?

Anxiety around intimacy, relationships, or sexual concerns is incredibly common, and the overarching impact that these issues can have on your health and happiness is often underestimated and undervalued.

 

Forming meaningful and honest connections with people including yourself and feeling empowered to truly accept and project how you feel good and bad is challenging with sex and relationships being no exception.

 

Shedding light on the unconscious and bringing new perspectives to your world can be the seed from which healing and personal development grow.

 

Talking sex and relationship therapy allows you to nurture yourself and/or your relationship in a way that nothing else can.

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About
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I am a qualified and registered Psychosexual and Relationship Psychotherapist, committed to providing a safe, non-judgmental, and inclusive environment where you can feel comfortable exploring sexual, relational, and psychological concerns.

My core training is at postgraduate level and has been completed through an accredited and professionally endorsed programme of the highest standard. I undertook placements with MIND Mental Health and one of the UK's leading relationship charities, gaining extensive experience in supporting individuals and couples with a wide range of emotional and relational difficulties.

I recently completed the NAOS Advanced Diploma in Relationship Psychotherapy (Level 7), further enhancing my specialist knowledge and therapeutic practice.

About me

Treatment

Specialities 

  • anorgasmia

  • vaginismus

  • dyspareunia

  • lack of desire

  • consensual non-monogamy

  • kink and fetish behaviours

  • polyamory 

  • relationship diversity

  • conflict

  • communication issues

  • infidelity

  • betrayal/rebuilding trust 

  • neurodiversity and sex/relationships

  • anxiety

  • trauma

  • compulsive sexual behaviors

  • porn related compulsions

  • love compulsion

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  • LGBTQIA+ specific therapy

  • sexual identity concerns

  • gender identity exploration


 

  • erectile dysfunction

  • delayed ejaculation 

  • erection difficulties

  • unreliable erections 

  • repetitive patterns of undesired behaviour

  • recurring or circular issues

  • work/life balance stresses

  • relationship anxiety 

  • attachment issues

  • low self-esteem


 

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