Maybe you’ve lost the spark with a partner you love. Maybe you’re carrying shame from the messages you grew up with. Maybe your body isn’t responding the way you want it to, or you long for intimacy but feel blocked. These struggles are rarely mechanical. They’re often defenses we’ve built, ways we’ve learned to survive.

Sex therapy is a place to give language to what has felt unspeakable. It’s a space where vulnerability and curiosity become tools of growth.

Together, we can explore:

• What wants to be awakened? 
• How can desire and safety can coexist?
• What is waiting to be expressed, claimed, or shared?
• How can your body feel like a place of pleasure, not of pressure

I work from a sex-positive, queer-affirming, expansive view of intimacy. I see sexual concerns as invitations: to know yourself more deeply, to reshape your relationships, to rediscover pleasure. Therapy becomes a kind of rehearsal space where you can practice new ways of connecting—with yourself and with others—so that your erotic life can feel like a source of vitality, not fear.