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Sex and Relationship Therapy

Relationships, intimacy, and sexuality are deeply connected to emotional wellbeing, life experiences, identity, and the nervous system. At Fluidity Counseling, we provide a supportive and nonjudgmental space for individuals and couples to explore concerns related to connection, intimacy, communication, embodiment, and personal growth.

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Our approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and rooted in helping clients cultivate greater understanding, safety, authenticity, and connection within themselves and their relationships.

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We Support Individuals and Couples Navigating:​​​

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  • Intimacy

  • Trust Issues

  • Sexual Consent

  • Infidelity / Affairs

  • Erotic Desires & Fantasies

  • Out of Control Sexual Behavior

  • Compulsive Sexual Thoughts

  • Desire Discrepancy in Relationships

  • Low Desire

  • Post Cancer Sexual Dysfunction

  • Kinks

  • Consensual Non-Monogamy / Polyamorous Relationships

  • Sexual Trauma (Rape / Childhood Sexual Abuse / Sexual Assault / Incest)

  • Sexually Transmitted Disease & Infections (STDs & STIs)

  • Sexuality

  • Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity

  • Sexual Health & Wellness

  • Sexual Anxiety

  • Sexual Dysfunction

 

Male

  • Erectile dysfunction: difficulty getting/maintaining an erection to allow vaginal intercourse

  • Premature ejaculation: a male partner regularly reaches orgasm before they and the partner would prefer

  • Delayed or inhibited ejaculation: slow to be orgasmic or unable to orgasm at all, despite being aroused and erect

  • Inhibited sexual desire: Ongoing or temporary lack of sexual desire where they will not initiate or respond to their partner's desire

 

Female

  • Inhibited sexual desire: ongoing or temporary lack of sexual desire where one will not initiate or respond to a partner's desire

  • Painful intercourse (dyspareunia): sexual intercourse that involves physical pain

  • Vaginismus: A contraction of the muscles around the vagina during attempted penetration by a finger or penis.

  • Non-orgasmic response: inability to obtain a pleasurable release of sexual tension despite sexual arousal through stimulation by oral sex, anal sex, manual sex (fingering), maturation, and intercourse

  • Sexual aversion: denying or avoiding sexual contact with a partner

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Healing Through Connection and Embodiment

We believe healing happens not only through insight and conversation, but also through safety, connection, and greater awareness of the body and nervous system. Our work integrates emotional support, relational healing, and embodied awareness to help clients move toward greater authenticity, intimacy, and wellbeing.

Begin Your Healing Journey

Whether you are seeking support individually or within your relationship, we are honored to walk alongside you in your healing process.

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