Many of the people I work with are navigating major life transitions or differences in how they experience connection, including neurodivergence. Together, we explore the nervous system, relational safety and the patterns that sit beneath the surface. This can help intimacy feel possible again — without forcing, fixing or shame.
My Professional Experience
I am a COSRT-accredited psychosexual therapist with a Level 7 Diploma in Clinical Sexology from the CICS Institute.
My training and continuing professional development include counselling, relationship therapy, Relational Life Therapy and neurodivergent wellbeing. I have also completed specialist training in neurodivergence, trauma, sexual desire, intimacy, relationship dynamics and nervous system regulation.
Over the course of my practice, I have worked with individuals and couples experiencing a wide range of difficulties relating to sex, intimacy, desire, relationships and connection.
A particular area of interest for me is the impact of neurodivergence on relationships and sexual wellbeing. This includes exploring how sensory differences, communication, overwhelm, masking and nervous system regulation can shape intimacy.
Alongside my clinical work, I continue to develop my knowledge and skills through regular additional training and professional development.
I am fully insured and registered with the ICO.
Below are some common issues that I work with:
Sex
Loss of sexual desire or changes in desire
Painful sex
Vaginismus / Genito-Pelvic Pain/Penetration Disorder (GPPPD)
Difficulties with penetration
Difficulty reaching orgasm or anorgasmia
Premature ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation
Erectile difficulties
Sexual difficulties affecting intimacy and confidence
Identity
Exploring sexual orientation or sexual identity
Conflict or uncertainty around sexual preferences
ADHD and its impact on sex and relationships
Autism and its impact on sex and relationships
Sensory differences and sexual intimacy
Navigating masking, overwhelm and connection
Understanding your own needs and what works for you sexually and relationally
Relationships & Intimacy
Mismatched or differing levels of desire
Sexual difficulties affecting one or both partners
Communication difficulties around sex and intimacy
Reconnecting after long periods without sex
Emotional or sexual disconnection
Navigating changes in intimacy over time
Enhancing sexual connection and intimacy
Understanding the relational patterns that may be affecting your relationship
Testimonials
“Therapy helped us trust each other, express our needs without fear, and let go of unhelpful expectations around sex and relationships.”