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Support for sexual wellbeing, intimacy, and connection
Psychosexual therapy offers professional support for individuals and couples experiencing challenges related to sex, intimacy, or relationships. These issues can be deeply personal and sometimes difficult to talk about, but you're not alone, and help is available. Whether you're experiencing physical difficulties, emotional disconnection, shame, anxiety around sex, or changes in desire, psychosexual therapy provides a confidential, non-judgemental space to explore what’s going on and work towards a healthier, more connected experience of intimacy.
At Cherry Tree Therapy Centre, our specialist psychosexual therapists offer sensitive, tailored support that takes into account your history, identity, and individual needs. Therapy may include guided conversations, education, practical strategies, and emotional support, always at your pace. We welcome people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and relationship styles, and work with both individuals and couples to restore confidence, communication, and connection.
Psychosexual therapy is a collaborative process that supports you in exploring and addressing difficulties around sex, intimacy, and relationships. Your therapist will begin by creating a safe, non-judgemental space where you can talk openly about what’s been troubling you, at a pace that feels right. Sessions may involve exploring emotional, relational, or physical aspects of intimacy, and may include psychoeducation, self-awareness exercises, or practical tools to help you move forward.
Not at all. Many people attend sessions on their own to explore personal concerns around sex, desire, or intimacy. Therapy is just as effective for individuals as it is for couples or those in other types of relationships.
Psychosexual therapy can support a wide range of concerns, including loss of desire, pain during sex, erectile or orgasm difficulties, performance anxiety, body image issues, sexual shame, intimacy after trauma, and relationship disconnection.
No — you’re always in control of what you share. Psychosexual therapy is about creating a safe space to explore what feels relevant and important to you. Your therapist will guide the process gently and respectfully, and there’s never pressure to discuss anything before you’re ready.
If you’d like to explore psychosexual therapy or have questions about how it works, get in touch or book a confidential call. We’re here to help you feel safe, understood, and supported.