Frequently asked questions.

What is a sexologist?

A sexologist is a qualified healthcare professional specializing in sexual health, relationships, and intimacy. The role combines therapeutic expertise with scientific knowledge to help clients navigate challenges and foster positive changes in their intimate lives.

What concerns can be addressed with a sexologist?

Common areas of support include:

  • Relationship and communication dynamics

  • Sexual confidence and body image

  • Tensions in relationships following infidelity

  • Intimacy changes through life transitions

  • Mismatched desire/libido levels

  • Performance concerns

  • Healing from past experiences

  • Problems with erections, orgasms, or pain during sex

  • Questions of normality

  • Sexual urges/compulsive sexual behaviors

  • Problems after experiencing sexual and/or domestic abuse

  • Questions or concerns about sexual orientation

  • Questions or concerns about gender identity

Are services covered by health insurance?

While individual and couple’s sessions are not covered by insurance, they represent an investment in personal wellbeing and relationship health. Addressing intimate concerns proactively can prevent years of relationship strain. Various payment options are available. For clients who cannot afford my services, I offer a sliding scale fee, meaning fees are adjusted depending on an individual's income and financial situation. To see if you’re eligible for this option, feel free to contact me via e-mail.

What happens in a first session?

The initial consultation focuses on understanding goals and concerns, answering questions, and developing a tailored approach - all proceeding at a comfortable pace.

What about confidentiality?

Your privacy is paramount. All sessions and personal data are completely confidential, protected by professional ethics and law.

Is couples counseling only for two?

Services are available to couples, throuples, polycules, and people of all relationship configurations and orientations.