Are you stuck in a sexless relationship? Do you and your partner have mismatched sexual desires? Do you not feel emotionally connected anymore? Or maybe you want to spice up your love life, but your partner is not interested. Sexuality is a journey of exploration and an opportunity to connect with yourself and others. We embrace the belief that sexuality is constantly evolving and developing, and it is a meaningful part of our identity.



Sex is a normal and important part of the human experience. It is influenced by biological, psychological, relationship and social factors. Despite the saturation of sexual information in mainstream media, there is a strong taboo discussing sex and sexuality openly. Even with the wide availability of sexual information
online, sexual intimacy problems are as common as ever, and effect people of all ages and stages of life.



Sex therapy involves a range of therapeutic processes and exercises which can be used to initiate, restore, and enrich both an individual’s sexuality and/or the sexual components of a relationship.

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Some people tend to shy away or feel embarrassed when talking about their sex life – especially if there is a problem involved. This is one of the reasons why someone would be resistant to go to a sex therapist – sex is a private matter and discussing sexual problems to a stranger is understandably uncomfortable.



As we all know, passions can fade over time in relationships, especially with the inclusion of other demands such as careers and families. This also includes overcoming previous negative experiences to re-discover your own positive and health sexual identity.