Can You Relate to Any One
of These?
- We used to have great sexual chemistry but we've drifted apart and now we're in a sexless relationship.
- My partner and I seem to be sexually incompatible. Does this mean we shouldn’t be together?
- My partner is struggling with a sexual dysfunction and we’ve stopped having sex.
- We want to explore an open relationship. How can do this so we don’t hurt each other?
- I can’t stop watching porn. Do I have a pornography addiction?
- Every time we have sex it’s a disaster. What can we do?
- I am obsessed with sex. I’m worried I might have a sex addiction.
- We're in a polyamorous relationship but we're struggling with jealousy issues and need help.
- I’m in a straight relationship but I think my partner is gay, bisexual, or lesbian.
How Can We Help ?
We help you talk through your sexual issues in a safe space. We work with many different individual and couple sexual issues including:
- Sexual dysfunction – erectile difficulties, delayed or premature ejaculation, and painful intercourse (vaginismus).
- Negotiating an open or polyamorous relationship and helping you decide if it’s right for you.
- Out of control sexual behaviour (commonly called porn addiction or sex addiction in popular culture.)
- Sexless relationships – getting to the bottom of the issue.
- Couples who fight about sex – the type of sex and frequency.
- Mismatched libidos – when one partner wants sex more than the other.
- Couples who are in the kink community or want to understand their partner’s kinks or fetishes.
- High-risk behaviours such as exposing a partner to the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV.
- Feeling your sexual impulses and urges are out of control.
- Couples where one partner is dealing with confusion about their sexual orientation or sexual identity.
What Results Can You Expect?
Through our couple sex therapy services you can have:
- Renewed sexual closeness, intimacy, and vitality in your relationship.
- Open, honest, and respectful communication about sexual issues.
- Less disagreements or conflict about sex.
- A satisfying sex life that leads to you feeling great about yourself and your relationship.
- A deeper understanding of your sexuality and your partner’s sexual needs.
- Less anxiety and stress about your sexual performance.
- New ideas and solutions for long-standing sexual problems.
Even if you’re in a relationship and your partner won’t come for couples sex therapy, you can still attend on your own and experience positive changes in your relationship.
Our Couples Sex Therapy Approach?
We use best practices and a sex positive approach when we work with individuals and couples with sexual issues. Our work is based on the six principles of sexual health (Braun-Harvey, 2009), which are:
- Consent – we believe safe, consensual sex is a human right that leads to mutually positive sexual interactions.
- Honesty – we support you and your partner having open and honest communication about your sexuality and sexual desires.
- Nonexploitation – we believe mutually satisfying sexual experiences come from not taking unfair advantage of your partner.
- Shared values – we help you understand the meaning of sex for you and your partner and what values you do and don’t share.
- Protection from STIs/HIV and unwanted pregnancy – we support you in maintaining that your sexual interactions do not harm you or your partners, or lead to unwanted pregnancy.
- Pleasure – we believe mutually pleasurable sexual activity is an important part of sexual health that involves giving and receiving pleasure in a safe way.
Are you ready to get your sex life back on track?
Call us on (02) 8968 9323 or click the button below to send a contact request:
