Sex therapy can help heal
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can help rebuild trust
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can help build confidence
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can provide a pathway for your relationship
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can help enrich your sexuality
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can help enhance pleasure
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy can help build compassion and understanding
For individuals, couples and relationships
Sex therapy promotes empowerment
For individuals, couples and relationships
Updated September/24: Dr. Reece’s waitlist is open for new clients for consultation, therapy or coaching. You are welcome to fill out an appointment request or be put on the cancellation list. 1-time consultations are also an option while on the waitlist. Please check back regularly as this notice is updated every 3-6 weeks.
Sessions are held either by Zoom video, phone or in-office. Appointment requests from Canadian and US residents are welcome.
Navigating the complexities of our sexual and intimate connections can be both rewarding and challenging. Sex therapy, intimacy counseling, and sex coaching provide invaluable support for discovering pleasure and satisfaction amid uncertainties and unresolved issues.
Whether your intimate relationship is in a ‘sexual rut,’ or you as an individual face roadblocks or uncertainties in any aspect of sexuality—be it function, desire, or curiosity—there is hope, clarity, and practical tools available to understand and address these challenges.
Welcome to a judgment-free space. All matters related to sex, sexuality, and gender are welcome for discussion without criticism. Expect to be met with dignity, compassion and full permission to speak what’s on your mind.
Services for Individuals and Relationships
Specializations
- Low desire / low libido
- Quick ejaculation or lack of orgasm
- Out-of-control sexual behaviors
- Sexual and performance anxiety
- Maintaining erection
- Pornography use / Sex media issues
- Sexual confidence
- Lack of intimacy or sex
- Swinging, non-monogamy, polyamory
- Infidelity, betrayals, or being “caught”
- Communication skills
- Sexual shame and guilt
- Exploring sexual fetishes
- Questioning sexual orientation
- Exploring gender identity
- Understanding crossdressing
- Negotiating kink and BDSM
- Getting into the dating/sex scene
- Rekindling sex after significant changes
- Adult sexuality education
- Amplifying your sex and erotic skills
Why Sex Therapy
Sex therapy can provide insight and direction to sex, intimacy, and relationship matters.
What to Expect
New to counselling or therapy? Generally it begins with getting to know your history, your concerns and setting goals.
Commonly Asked Questions
A list of commonly asked questions have been compiled to help answer your questions.
Online Programs on Demand
Developed with globally renowned Dr. Jess O’Reilly (@sexwithdrjess / www.sexwithdrjess.com), we are proud to offer these public online programs. Just click on each of the programs to find out more!
Can I just talk about SEX? YES!
You DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A PROBLEM to talk about sex. More people are booking 30-60 minute sessions to talk about anything and everything about sex knowing they’re entering a judgment free zone. We promise that you’ll be met with a listening ear and receive current, evidence-based information.
All sorts of sex and sex related topics have been discussed including: sexual curiosities and encounters, sexual fantasies, kinks, fetishes, porn, polyamory, how to ___, am I normal types of questions, sex toys, and a whole lot more.
Listen to Dr. Reece Malone as a guest on the Embodied Podcast (North Carolina). On this episode: Anita meets a man who was silent about his ED for 10 years before getting surgery and opening up to partners… and talks with a sex therapist who challenges the word “dysfunction.” Plus, a 72-year-old describes how he’s redefined intimacy in his 30 years of experiencing ED.
You can listen here: https://www.wunc.org/podcast/
Listen to Dr. Reece Malone as a guest on Reframing Our Stories (Sacramento, CA). On this episode Dr. Reece discusses masculinity, maleness, and cultural oppression on men’s identities and expressions. He shared the vulnerable stories that he encounters with men and how he reframes deficit thinking to connecting with all of the parts that make a man whole.
You can listen here: Listen Now
An Intersectional Approach to Sex therapy. Centering the Lives of Indigenous,
Racialized and People of Color (published by Routledge Press)
Co-editors Dr. Reece Malone, Marla Renee Stewart, Mariotta Gary-Smith and Dr. James Wadley offer insights and approaches that broaden traditional sex therapy interventions. This collection covers individual and relationship dynamics that consider intersectional identities as significant sexual health and wellness factors. It explores the fundamentals of clinician social location and self-examination and offers guiding principles and skills to better support diverse clients and their intimate relationships.
This book is appropriate for sex therapists, marriage and family therapists, psychotherapists, and those in applied counseling. Available through Routledge Press.
“My colleagues and I understand that talking about sex can be difficult and feel really uncomfortable. Our priority is your comfort, wellbeing and finding answers. For whatever reason you decide that our services are not a fit, we’ll be glad to provide you with appropriate referrals.”