Welcome. This is a Safe Space to understand your body, your desires, and your connection without shame
I don’t know what brought you to this page today, but I’m glad you’re here.
Maybe you’ve been struggling with something privately for a long time.
Maybe intimacy has become stressful instead of fulfilling.
Maybe you’re confused about your sexuality, your identity, or your desires.
Or maybe you’re simply looking for a space where you can talk openly about something you’ve never felt safe sharing before.
Whatever your reason, reaching out for support around sexuality is an act of strength, not weakness.
Sexuality is a natural and important part of being human, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and difficult topics to talk about. Many people spend years suffering in silence because they feel embarrassed, ashamed, confused, or afraid of being judged.
Seeking support for sexual concerns is not something to be ashamed of. In fact, it takes courage.
It takes courage to talk about topics that many people avoid. It takes courage to challenge shame, explore vulnerability, and better understand yourself.
If you’re here, it means a part of you still believes things can get better.
And that’s a powerful place to begin.
Sex Therapy That Helps You Understand Yourself Not Just Your Symptoms
Sex therapy offers a confidential, supportive, and non-judgmental space where you can openly discuss concerns related to sexuality, intimacy, relationships, and sexual wellbeing.
I like to think of sex therapy as a journey of exploration and self-discovery. Together, we’ll become curious about your experiences, beliefs, emotions, relationship patterns, and the factors that may be influencing your sexual wellbeing.
Many sexual difficulties are not simply physical problems. They can be influenced by anxiety, stress, shame, trauma, relationship dynamics, cultural beliefs, attachment experiences, self-esteem, or past experiences.
Together, we’ll explore what’s happening beneath the surface and develop a deeper understanding of your unique story.
Think of me as a guide walking alongside you as you explore this important part of yourself. My role is not to tell you what your sexuality should look like, but to help you better understand yourself, feel more comfortable in your own skin, and develop a healthier relationship with your sexuality.
Because sexual wellbeing is about much more than sex. It’s about connection, self-acceptance, intimacy, confidence, pleasure, and authenticity.
My Background & Experience
A Sex Therapist in Training With a Strong Clinical Foundation
As a sex therapist in training, I support individuals and couples exploring concerns related to intimacy, sexuality, identity, and connection.
My practice is inclusive, affirming, and welcoming to people from all backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ individuals and sex workers, people practicing consensual non-traditional relationship styles, and individuals exploring different aspects of their sexuality and identity.
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with people from a wide range of backgrounds, cultures, identities, and life experiences in hospitals, schools, addiction services, community organizations, and private practice.
My experience includes supporting individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, self-esteem challenges, identity exploration, addiction, grief, and major life transitions, all of which can impact sexual wellbeing.
I have worked with:
• Individuals navigating shame, stigma, or confusion around sexuality
• People healing from sexual trauma or difficult past experiences
• Couples struggling with intimacy, desire, or emotional connection
• Individuals exploring their sexual identity or orientation
• People experiencing anxiety-related sexual difficulties
• Patients from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds
• Individuals facing stigma-related stress (HIV, LGBTQ+, minority stress)
All of these experiences have taught me that there is no single “normal” way to experience sexuality. Every person’s relationship with sexuality is unique and influenced by their culture, upbringing, values, beliefs, relationships, experiences, and personal identity.
What matters most to me is creating a therapeutic space where you can speak openly without fear of judgment. My goal is to help you better understand yourself, your needs, your desires, your boundaries, and your relationships.
Today, I work primarily online with adults from Europe, North Africa, Middle East, North America, and beyond. I totally understand that some conversations (especially about sexuality) are difficult enough without having to search for the right words in a second language. Good thing I offer therapy in English, French, and Arabic.
What I Can Help With
I can help if you are experiencing:
• Premature ejaculation
• Erectile difficulties
• Low sexual desire or mismatched desire
• Difficulties with arousal or orgasm or sexual satisfaction
• Vaginismus
• Pain during sex
• Anxiety or fear related to intimacy
• Performance anxiety
• Difficulties with intimacy and emotional connection
• Compulsive or problematic sexual behaviors
• Challenges related to pornography use
• Concerns related to masturbation habits
• Shame, guilt, or confusion around sexuality
• Sexual trauma and its impact on intimacy
• Difficulties after sexual abuse or assault
• Fetishes and sexual interests
• Questions about sexual identity or sexual orientation
• Exploring gender and sexual expression
• LGBTQ+ related concerns
• Relationship and sexual communication difficulties
• HIV-related stigma and intimacy concerns
• Cultural or religious conflicts related to sexuality
• Building a healthier relationship with sexuality
• Improving sexual confidence and self-acceptance
• Difficulties communicating needs or boundaries
• Emotional disconnection affecting intimacy
Many people seek sex therapy not because something is “wrong,” but because they want a deeper understanding of themselves, their sexuality, or their relationships.
If you’re unsure whether your concern “belongs” in sex therapy, it does.
If it matters to you, it matters here.
My Therapeutic Approach
A space where curiosity replaces judgment
My work is grounded in evidence-based psychological approaches while remaining flexible and tailored to your unique needs and goals.
Sexual difficulties are rarely caused by one single factor. They often involve a combination of emotional, psychological, relational, cultural, and biological influences.
Together, we’ll work to understand the factors contributing to your concerns while developing practical tools and strategies to support change.
Whether you’re struggling with intimacy, performance anxiety, compulsive sexual behaviours, sexual shame, questions about your sexuality, a specific fetish, or the impact of past experiences, you’re welcome here. My role is not to judge your sexuality. My role is to help you understand it.
My work is primarily informed by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT helps us understand how thoughts, emotions, and behaviours influence one another. It can be particularly helpful when sexual concerns are linked to anxiety, performance pressure, shame, self-criticism, or unhelpful beliefs about sex and relationships.
Together, we’ll identify patterns that may be keeping you stuck and develop healthier ways of responding to them.
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
EFT helps us explore the deeper emotions, attachment experiences, and relationship patterns that shape the way we connect with ourselves and others. Many sexual concerns are connected to attachment experiences, emotional wounds, intimacy fears, relationship dynamics, or unmet emotional needs. EFT allows us to explore these experiences with compassion and understanding.
This approach can be especially powerful when sexual difficulties are connected to deeper emotional experiences rather than simply behavioural patterns.
Therapy Tailored to You
While CBT and EFT guide my work, I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy.
Every person is unique. Every relationship is unique. Every sexual experience is unique.
Some patients benefit from practical tools and structured exercises. Others need space to explore emotions, relationships, identity, or past experiences. Most people need a combination of both.
My approach is:
• Evidence-based and informed by current sexology research
• Trauma-informed and sensitive to past experiences
• Inclusive and affirming of diverse identities and experiences
• Non-judgmental and sex-positive
• Culturally informed and respectful of your values and beliefs
• Flexible and adapted to your individual needs
• Human, collaborative, and compassionate
Most importantly, therapy with me is a space where difficult conversations become possible. It’s a space where you can speak openly about topics that may feel difficult to discuss elsewhere.
There is very little you could tell me that would shock me. So You don’t have to worry about shocking me, embarrassing me, or saying the “wrong” thing.
Sexuality is a part of being human.
And every part of your story is welcome here.
A Safe, Inclusive, Non-Judgmental Space
Sex therapy with me is:
• Affirming: All identities, orientations, and backgrounds are welcome
• Culturally informed: Your cultural and religious background matters
• Trauma-aware: Your pace and comfort guide the process
• Respectful: No judgment, no assumptions, no shame
• Human: Therapy with me feels like a real human relationship, not a protocol
My goal isn’t to make you fit a certain idea of sexuality.
My goal is to help you understand your own.
Ready to Begin?
Talking about sexuality can feel uncomfortable. For many people, this may be the first time they’ve ever discussed these topics with anyone. That’s completely understandable.
But the fact that you’re here suggests that you’re ready to better understand yourself, your relationships, and your sexuality. And that’s a meaningful place to begin.
As you’ve been reading this page, I hope you’ve found yourself thinking: “I think I’d feel comfortable talking to her.”
Because feeling safe, understood, and accepted matters.
If you think we might be a good fit, I’d love to meet you.
I’d be honored to walk alongside you as you explore, heal, grow, and develop a healthier relationship with yourself, your sexuality, and your relationships.
Let’s begin, one conversation at a time.
Your journey toward a healthier, safer, more confident relationship with your sexuality starts here.