In my work as an individual and couples therapist, I deal mainly with helping people cultivate a mutually respectful and loving emotional and physical relationship. Intimate relationships can be affected by many factors including personal conflicts, past trauma or shame around sex, difficult relational dynamics, and lifecycle events. Difficulties in sexual function may be physiologically based, but affect and are affected by the relational context. A therapy process should consider all these factors in helping you navigate an improved and enhanced intimate life together.
"Just as emotional and physical intimacy are woven together, sex therapy and couple's therapy are not separate processes. Whether you are looking for therapy individually or as a couple, I can help."
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The sexual life of a couple changes throughout the life cycle, as both partners navigate life’s transitions including but not limited to new marriage, childbirth,
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