Deepen Your Intimate Connection
Strong relationships are built on shared values like emotional safety, comfort, intimacy, and connection. For many couples, sex and eroticism are natural and joyful expressions of that bond — a way to feel seen, desired, and affirmed. When that connection feels off, it’s not a sign of failure — it’s a sign that something wants attention and intention.
If your relationship is in a generally healthy place and you’re looking to deepen your intimacy, revitalize eroticism, or explore new dimensions of your connection, you’re in the right place.
Sexual and emotional disconnection happens in every relationship at some point. What matters is how we engage with it. Are we curious? Willing? Ready to grow together? That’s where enrichment work begins.
Who I Work With
I work with couples who are emotionally invested in each other, value personal and relational growth, and are ready to be collaborative. This space is for those who are not in crisis, but rather are looking to enhance and expand what’s already good — or to reconnect with what’s been good before.
If your relationship is fundamentally grounded in care and mutual respect, but you’re feeling out of sync sexually or want to explore new layers of connection, sex therapy can offer meaningful, affirming pathways forward.
What Sex Therapy Looks Like
Sex therapy is a collaborative process that supports couples in understanding their intimate and sexual dynamics — not through a lens of dysfunction, but through one of possibility, curiosity, and growth.
We’ll look at:
- What’s working well in your relationship — and how to build on it.
- What you each long for, erotically and emotionally.
- How you communicate about sex, desire, and vulnerability.
- Internal or external barriers that might be getting in the way of connection.
- Your sexual and relationship histories, with a focus on insight — not pathology.
- Pathways for revitalizing erotic connection, tailored to your personalities, values, and motivations.
This process isn’t about fixing what’s broken. It’s about enriching what’s already meaningful.
Common Sexual and Intimacy Matters Explored
- Rekindling intimacy after sexual droughts
- Lack of sexual vitality and excitement
- Feeling sexually unfulfilled
- Recovery from an infidelity or affair
- Jealousy and insecurity
- Lost libido or desire discrepancies
- Difficulty being “in the moment”
- Broadening sexual skills
- Difficulty communicating needs
- Interference with porn consumption
- Curiosity with ethical non-monogamy
- Sexualizing others
- Curiosity with kink or BDSM
- Holding sexual secrets
Intimacy and Sexual “Check-Up”
Much like seeing a medical doctor for a medical check-up, couples have booked a session that checks up and fine tunes their intimacy, and sexual quality. You don’t have to have a problem to see a sex therapist. In fact, sessions are booked for those who seek to enhance their sexual connection.