Women & Individuals with Vaginas

COMMON ISSUES

Sex therapy for women and people with clitorises and vaginas can help you work through and heal from a variety of sexual issues that you may be struggling with. From providing evidence-based education, resources, and tools to diving deep into the issue and what’s going on at the core, sessions with one of our therapists will help you grow and heal through your issues so you can have an amazing sex life.

Low Desire or Sex “Drive”

Not having interest in sex with your partner can have a negative toll on your relationship. We’ll focus on and help uncover what’s leading to your lack of sexual desire or libido, provide you with tools and information, and support you to heal your relationship with your sex drive that will help move you back to feeling connected with your own body and in your relationships. 

Painful Intercourse

Maybe you’ve already received a diagnosis of vulvodynia, dyspareunia, or vaginismus. Or, you’ve started to or have been experiencing pelvic and vaginal pain during sex. We’ll work alongside you to identify what may be causing the pain, connect you with professionals who can support you along the way, and finally, help you work through this experience to start having pain-free sex again.

Difficulty or Inability to Orgasm

Women and folks with clitorises can have a harder time being able to orgasm during partnered sex, and even sometimes alone. Whether these are behavioural tools we’ll provide you with or identifying and healing through emotional or psychological blocks that are in the way, sex therapy can help.

Low Sexual Self-Esteem & Confidence

Being able to speak up and talk about what you like and feeling good about yourself as a sexual partner and being are integral parts of sex. However, social norms, gender expectations, our own self-worth history growing up and in the present can get in the way of this. Our therapists will work with you to allow you to explore and move through these feelings and learn how to have a more connected, confident, and compassionate relationship with yourself so you can speak up.

Postpartum Sex, Pregnancy, & Infertility

When your body goes through the changes that come with fertility and pregnancy, sex also changes. Whatever differences you may be experiencing, therapy can help you dial into and connect with your changing/changed body and your new sexuality.

Intimacy after Sexual Trauma

Sexual trauma of any kind creates a lack of safety in our bodies and a fear of letting go with another person. Working with one of our therapists can help you address and heal from any type of sexual abuse, assault, or trauma you’ve experienced and then also help you rebuild and recreate intimacy and confidence in your healed body and self.