Every session looks a little different depending on what you bring and what you need. We always start with conversation - getting to know each other, understanding what's brought you here, and exploring what you'd like to be different. From there, sessions are collaborative and exploratory. I draw on a range of sexological, educational, and somatic approaches, and we might move between talking, reflecting, and experiential practices, depending on what feels useful and what you're comfortable with. Sessions are led by you, shaped around your goals, and always delivered at your pace. There's no agenda you need to arrive with - just a willingness to show up and see what's possible.

Somatic means body-based. A lot of traditional talk therapy stays in the head - somatic approaches bring the body into the room too. In sexuality work this makes a lot of sense, because desire, pleasure, eroticism, and arousal aren't just thoughts. They're felt experiences. Some examples of somatic approaches include breathwork, body scanning, sensate focus, movement, pleasure mapping, or simply learning to notice and stay with physical sensation.

Absolutely. You don't need your partner present to work on relationship concerns. In fact, a lot of the work happens within you first. Individual sessions can be incredibly powerful even when the issue involves someone else.

The reality is that there is often overlap between sex therapy and the sexology sessions I provide. We may explore many of the same topics, including desire, pleasure, communication, relationships, emotions, and sexual concerns. The difference is that I don't provide psychotherapy or mental health treatment. Psychotherapy often involves exploring psychological patterns, past experiences, and emotional difficulties as part of a therapeutic treatment process. Instead, I offer sexological support that combines reflective conversation, sexuality education, somatic awareness, and practical skill-building. My work helps people deepen their understanding of themselves, navigate sexual and relationship challenges, and cultivate more pleasure, connection, and authenticity in their lives The two approaches can complement each other well. If you're already seeing a therapist, our work can sit alongside that. And if I think you'd be better supported by a clinical referral, I'll always say so. Not sure which is right for you? Book a Curiosity Call and we'll figure it out together.

My scope of practice has limits, and I'll always be upfront if I'm not the right fit for your needs. There are some situations that are better supported by other professionals e.g. court-mandated or forensic cases, those needing clinical diagnosis or trauma processing therapy, those requiring specialist paraphilia assessment or support, couples navigating the immediate aftermath of an affair, and couples experiencing domestic violence. When in doubt, book a free Curiosity Call and we'll figure it out together.

Yes. On a case-by-case basis, I work with young people aged 16 and over. I have extensive experience supporting the sexual wellbeing of teenagers and young adults, including delivering relationships and sexuality education in schools and community settings, and working in youth services and youth mental health. If you're 16 or over and interested in working with me, please book a Curiosity Call as a first step. We can discuss what's bringing you here, whether my services are a good fit, and any questions you may have. If you're a parent or caregiver interested in my services for your teenager, you're welcome to contact me for general information. However, to respect and protect young people's privacy, I won't discuss your teenager's personal circumstances without their involvement and consent.

I have extensive experience providing sexual wellbeing services to people with intellectual disabilities and neurodivergent clients, including delivering one-to-one support, group programs, and school based relationships and sexuality education. I am not NDIS registered. This means that people whose plans are fully NDIA-managed cannot use their funding to access my services. However, people with partly or fully self-managed plans may be able to use their funding if my services are considered reasonable and necessary under NDIS guidelines. If in doubt, please book a Curiosity Call in the first instance.

Pleasure, healing, and connection should be available to everyone. If cost is a barrier or you're from a marginalised community, please reach out. I offer a limited number of reduced price sessions for people experiencing financial barriers.

No - no nudity.