My Approach

I am an integrative therapist which means I take a holistic approach to your concerns, by combining a range of therapeutic models to support individuals, couples and relationships in exploring the emotional, psychological, relational, and physical aspects of sex and intimacy.

Rooted in a bio-psycho-social approach, it recognises that our sexual wellbeing is influenced by a complex interplay of biological factors, psychological experiences, and social or relational contexts. Rather than following a single method, an integrative approach is tailored to your unique needs—drawing from a range of evidence-based practices. This allows for a holistic exploration of topics like desire, identity, arousal, sexual pain, communication, shame, and connection.

Some approaches I draw from to help you better understand and strengthen your relationship include elements from Psychodynamic therapy, CBT, attachment theory, Gestalt, the Gottman Method, Imago Therapy, Esther Perel’s work, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).

£90 per session for individuals
£110 per session for couples and relationships

All sessions take place online

I offer a reduced fee for clients on low-income to ensure therapy can be accessible to everyone. If you would like to discuss a fee reduction please do reach out.

Concerns I can help you address

  • Sex Therapy

    Anorgasmia

    Chemsex

    Delayed ejaculation

    Erectile dysfunction

    Exploration of kinks and fetishes

    Low sexual desire and arousal difficulties

    Performance anxiety

    Premature ejaculation

    Sexual aversion

    Sexual health concerns

    Sexual orientation insecurities, including the ACE spectrum

    Sexual shame

    Sexual trauma

    Compulsive sexual behaviour

    Virginity issues in later life

    Vaginismus

    Pelvic/vulva pain disorders

  • Couples Therapy

    Addressing infidelity

    Building intimacy

    Communicating effectively

    Conflict resolution and problem-solving

    Differences in relationship orientations (e.g., monogamous vs. polyamorous, kink dynamics)

    Gaining insight into relationship patterns

    Managing the impacts of transitioning (e.g., gender transitions, new phases of life)

    Navigating separation

    Opening up a relationship

    Resolving mismatched sexual needs

    Sexual difficulties

    The impact of fertility issues

    The impact of parenting challenges

    Strengthening emotional connections

  • Relationship Therapy

    Attachment patterns

    Boundaries

    Breakups & loss

    Codependence

    Communication

    Family dynamics

    Friendships & work

    Intimacy & trust

    Neurodiversity and relationship issues

    Self-esteem and body image

    Sex/gender identity

    These lists are not exhaustive.