Sex Positive Therapy
Sex Positive Therapy
I work with individuals and couples in a way that's grounded, relational, and sex positive. That means your identities, your experiences, your boundaries, and your curiosities are welcome in the room exactly as they are.
What Sex Positive Actually Means
Sex positive therapy isn't about pushing you toward any particular version of intimacy. It's about making room for what's actually true and good for you. That might look like working through a mismatch in desire, untangling shame or anxiety around interests, getting better at the kind of communication that builds real closeness, or simply reconnecting with your own body.
Kink Affirming Care
If you identify with kink, you shouldn't have to brace for judgment in a therapy office. My practice is kink aligned, which means kink dynamics are already understood, your desires and boundaries are discussable rather than diagnosable, and your sexuality gets explored in a way that welcomes your whole self.
This includes:
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Treating kink as a healthy form of expression
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Supporting how kink intersects with gender, neurodivergence, or culture
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Building consent and communication skills
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Addressing trauma with care, without pathologizing kink itself
Who I Work With
Couples. Sessions focus on communication, repair after conflict, emotional and physical intimacy, and adjusting to changes in what each of you needs. For couples exploring non monogamy, polyamory, or the kink community, we work on negotiation and communication, with creative exercises available for the things that are harder to say.
Individuals. Work often centers on identity, relationship patterns, sexuality and body awareness, attention regulation for clients with neurodivergence, and building more ease into daily life.
Getting Started
You don't need to be in crisis to reach out. If you're curious about exploring your sexuality, working through a relationship pattern, or just want a space that takes your whole self seriously, I'd be glad to talk.