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Sexual health and HIV therapy provides a confidential, supportive space to explore the emotional, psychological, and relational aspects of living with sexual health concerns or an HIV diagnosis. It is tailored to your individual needs and experiences.

Support can include:

• Processing the emotional impact of an HIV diagnosis or sexual health condition

• Managing anxiety, fear, or uncertainty related to health status and the future

• Exploring stigma, shame, or internalised negative beliefs

• Supporting adjustment to treatment, medication, or ongoing healthcare routines

• Navigating disclosure decisions with partners, family, or others

• Addressing concerns around intimacy, dating, and relationships

• Exploring the impact of sexual health on identity, confidence, and self-esteem

• Supporting communication with partners about sexual health, safety, and boundaries

• Managing stress, low mood, or trauma related to sexual health experiences

• Building resilience and self-compassion in the context of long-term health conditions

I offer a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space to support sex workers with a range of emotional and wellbeing needs.

Key areas of support include:

• Managing stress, burnout, anxiety, or low mood

• Processing difficult or distressing experiences

• Exploring boundaries, consent, safety, and coping strategies

• Addressing stigma, shame, and discrimination

• Supporting self-esteem, identity, and confidence

• Navigating relationships, intimacy, and communication

• Supporting transitions in or out of sex work, where relevant

I offer a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space to explore your experiences with chemsex. Therapy is not about judgement or assumptions, but about understanding your relationship with sex, drugs, intimacy, and wellbeing in a way that feels meaningful to you.

Support can include:

• Exploring your relationship with chemsex and what it means in your life

• Understanding patterns of use and their emotional, relational, or sexual context

• Managing anxiety, low mood, shame, or internal conflict

• Reducing harm and developing safer decision-making strategies

• Supporting sexual wellbeing, intimacy, and connection without substances

• Navigating consent, boundaries, and communication in sexual settings

• Exploring the impact on relationships, identity, and self-esteem

• Processing any difficult or distressing experiences at your own pace

Therapy can provide a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space to explore concerns related to compulsive sexual behaviours. The focus is not on judgement or labels, but on understanding your experiences and supporting your wellbeing in a way that feels meaningful and manageable for you.

Compulsive sexual behaviours may include patterns such as:

• Frequent or difficult-to-control use of pornography

• Repeated engagement in sexual activity despite wanting to stop or reduce it

• Compulsive masturbation that feels distressing or interferes with daily life

• Seeking multiple or anonymous sexual encounters in ways that feel out of control

• Difficulty managing sexual urges that impact work, relationships, or wellbeing

• Repeated sexual behaviours used to cope with stress, anxiety, low mood, or loneliness

• Ongoing sexual activity that continues despite negative emotional or practical consequences

Support can include:

• Understanding patterns of sexual thoughts, urges, and behaviours

• Exploring emotional, relational, and situational triggers

• Reducing feelings of shame, anxiety, or distress

• Developing strategies to manage urges and build self-control

• Strengthening emotional regulation and coping skills

• Exploring the impact on relationships, intimacy, and daily life

• Supporting healthier, more intentional sexual decision-making

• Building self-esteem and self-compassion

• Addressing underlying factors such as stress, trauma, or loneliness

My approach is compassionate, trauma-informed, and person-centred. Therapy moves at your pace and focuses on helping you develop greater awareness, choice, and balance in your sexual wellbeing.

Therapy can provide a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space to explore kink, BDSM, and alternative sexual interests. The focus is not on pathologising or changing your sexuality, but on supporting understanding, wellbeing, and healthy expression in ways that feel right for you.

Support can include:

• Exploring your interests in kink, BDSM, and alternative sexual practices

• Understanding personal values, desires, boundaries, and limits

• Developing communication skills around consent, negotiation, and aftercare

• Navigating relationships where partners may have different levels of interest or experience

• Addressing shame, stigma, or internal conflict about sexual preferences

• Building confidence in expressing needs and setting boundaries

• Exploring the emotional, relational, or identity aspects of kink or BDSM interests

• Supporting safe, informed, and consensual sexual expression