Sex therapy is not just for couples.

In individual sessions, we address:

• Low or fluctuating desire

• Performance anxiety

• Erectile or arousal challenges

• Orgasm difficulty

• Pain with intimacy

• Sexual shame

• Porn overuse or compulsive patterns

• Sexual identity exploration

• Religious or cultural sexual conditioning

• Fear of vulnerability in dating

• Avoidance of intimacy

• Past sexual trauma impact on present desire

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You do not need a partner to rebuild your relationship with your own body.

You can intellectually understand your trauma and still feel stuck.

That’s because trauma isn’t only cognitive — it’s physiological.

Somatic work focuses on:

• Nervous system regulation

• Emotional flooding

• Numbness or dissociation

• Chronic anxiety

• Self-betrayal patterns

• Perfectionism

• Hyper-independence

• Attachment wounds

• Body disconnection

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This is grounded nervous system work.
No mystics. No theatrics.
Just structured body-based integration.

Desire isn’t something someone else “gives” you.

It’s something your system allows.

You may be experiencing:

• No desire unless pursued

• Desire only in fantasy

• Strong desire for unavailable people

• Avoidance of emotionally available partners

• Fear of being wanted

• Discomfort receiving attention

• Confusion around sexual orientation shifts

• Loss of attraction patterns

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You don’t have to wait until you’re in a relationship to understand your desire.

You do not need to be coupled to explore non-monogamy responsibly.

Individual sessions can help you:

• Clarify why you are drawn to non-monogamy

• Differentiate attachment anxiety from genuine preference

• Identify jealousy triggers

• Understand compersion vs avoidance

• Explore identity without shame

• Slow impulsive decisions

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If you are single and considering alternative relationship structures, this is the place to unpack it safely and intelligently.