Psychosexual Therapy in Central London

Fitzroy Square, Central London

Understanding Sexual Difficulties, Desire & Intimacy

Sex is one of the most private parts of life, and when something changes or stops working, it can be hard to know where to turn, or even how to begin talking about it.

Psychosexual therapy, sometimes called sex therapy, offers a confidential space to understand what is happening, whether you are struggling with desire, arousal, orgasm, pain, erections, or the emotional distance that can grow around sex.

We work with individuals and couples of all genders and orientations. Sessions are 50 or 90 minutes, in person in Fitzroy Square or online, with Gity Monsef Webb. See fees.

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Our approach looks at the whole picture:

  • The body: hormonal changes, menopause, pain, recovery from cancer, and medication, including antidepressants

  • The mind: anxiety, shame, trauma and inherited messages about sex

  • The relationship: mismatched desire, disconnection, conflict or silence

  • The symbolic: fantasies, kinks and the unconscious roles that shape erotic life

What psychosexual therapy can offer

  • A deeper understanding of your sexual experiences and responses

  • Relief from shame, anxiety and secrecy around sex

  • Greater connection with desire and pleasure

  • More emotional and sexual intimacy

  • Confidence in communicating your needs and boundaries

  • A more comfortable relationship with your body and sexuality

Specialist psychosexual therapy

Further areas of psychosexual support

  • Desire and sexual function
    Low or changing desire, differences in desire between partners, sexual avoidance or shutdown, loss of sensation, and changes after stress, illness or medication.

    Neurodivergence and intimacy
    How neurodivergence can affect sex, communication and closeness, including sensory sensitivity during touch, and finding forms of intimacy that work for different nervous systems.

    Fantasy, kink and sexual behaviour
    Shame or anxiety around fantasy, kink or BDSM, communicating desires and boundaries, and sexual behaviour that feels compulsive or hard to manage.

A free, confidential 20-minute call is a chance to talk about what brings you and whether we can help.

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