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Sex Therapy

Because sex is supposed to feel good, but for a lot of people it doesn’t.
Sex Therapy in Houston, TX and online across Texas
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Who I Work With

Scene set: it’s night. You’re lying in bed doing the mental Olympics about sex instead of sleeping.  

“Why don’t I want it more?”
“Why does this feel like work?”
“Why can’t we just figure this out?”
“Are they not attracted to me anymore?”
“Is this what our sex life is going to be like from now on?”


Gold medal in overthinking, zero progress on intimacy.

Maybe you and your partner have completely different levels of desire. Maybe sex has started to feel like pressure, a chore, or something you avoid. Or maybe you wonder why everyone else seems to “get it” when, for you, sex feels complicated, stressful, or out of reach.

If you’ve ever thought:
“I should want sex more than I do. What’s wrong with me?”
“Why do I think this way? Why do I even have these desires?”
“I’m scared to bring this up because they will definitely judge me or pull away”
“We love each other, so why does intimacy feel so hard?”
“What’s happening with my body? Is this normal?”


You’re not alone. These are the questions people usually keep buried because they feel awkward AF to say out loud. It’s one of those we’re-all-thinking-it-but-too-busy-Googling-it-at-2am-to-admit.

Hello sex therapy. The space we create together so you can finally talk about it, get answers, and start building a sex life that feels good. For you and your relationship.

I often work with:
✓ Couples stuck in mismatched desire cycles
✓ Individuals navigating shame or confusion about sexuality
✓ People who feel disconnected from their bodies
✓ High-functioning professionals who look “put together” but feel lost in intimacy

how I work
I create a safe, affirming space to talk about sex and intimacy, and feel more empowered in your sexual self.
I bring in psychoeducation, body-based practices, and gentle, shame-free curiosity
We address concerns around desire, arousal, performance, or disconnection
We’ll also talk about symptom management—because yes, sex therapy can includes homework (don’t worry, it’s assigned, not demonstrated)
We explore the emotional, relational, and cultural factors that shape your sexuality.  Sometimes that means unlearning old messages and creating a belief system that actually works for you
Together (with your partner, if applicable), we identify and shift unhelpful patterns
What we'll work on
Desire differences
Explore what drives or blocks your desire (on your own or with a partner) and learn how to approach it with curiosity instead of being trapped in the pressure-rejection cycle.
Shame and past experiences
Gently explore how past experiences may be impacting your sexual life, and build a more compassionate relationship with your body and sexuality.
Performance anxiety
shift from pressure and fear to confidence and presence.
Strengthen Intimacy
Deepen emotional and physical connection with yourself and/or your partner. Learn how to communicate openly and feel more confident in your sexual self.
Build Sexual Confidence
Reconnect with your body, clarify what you want and need, and develop a more empowered sexual self-image, whatever stage you’re in.

I get it: talking about sex can feel uncomfortable.

Cue the awkward silence, side-eye, and “is my therapist actually about to judge me?” face. Spoiler: I won’t. Promise.

The goal here is not to just “fix” the symptoms. It’s about understanding the deeper layers, because sex is rarely just about sex. It’s about how you feel about yourself, your body, your partner, and the space between you.

Pathway under Oak Trees in Houston Park, Houston Texas

You didn’t land here by accident. Nobody doomscrolls “sex therapy Houston” for fun. You’re here because something feels off.

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FAQ

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Still have questions?  Check our FAQ page
Is sex therapy only for couples?

No. I work with both individuals and couples around concerns related to intimacy, desire, performance, or sexual identity.

Will we be asked to talk about very personal details?

Only at your pace. I create a safe, respectful space, and you decide what feels comfortable to share.

What kinds of concerns are appropriate for sex therapy?

Anything that impacts your sexual well-being. For example, low desire, mismatched libidos, shame, pain during sex, or past trauma.

Is sex therapy different from regular therapy?

Sex therapy includes everything you'd expect from talk therapy, with a focus on your sexual self, intimacy, and relational dynamics.

Your sex life called. It’s tired of being complicated. Also, it would like to unsubscribe from stress.