Sex Therapy For Individuals And For Couples, Glasgow and Edinburgh
Have you tried talking therapies to address your sexual issues, but without success?
Does it make sense to you to address your issues around sexuality with a combination of touch and talk, rather than talk alone?
In matters of sex and intimacy, sometimes we need talking, and sometimes we need touch. But most of all, we need connection, warmth and acceptance. Psychotherapy can only partially engage with sexuality because it excludes touch.
Yet touch based approaches often, whilst engaging with the body, don’t engage with the person. I work relationally with the whole person through touch, talking, exploration and connection, in a way which is heartful, open, collaborative and – most importantly – safe.
I am a mature somatic sex therapist based in the West End Of Glasgow. I am less than an hour away from central Edinburgh by train. I also work in London every couple of months. If location is an issue, I can also work on Skype, or with a combination of Skype and in person sessions.
I work with issues of sexuality, relating, intimacy and relationships. I offer sex therapy for individuals and couples.
I am a member of The Association Of Somatic and Integrative Sexologists.
Because I am aware that embarking on sex therapy can be challenging, I offer a free 30 minute discussion either in person in Glasgow (and fortnightly in Edinburgh) or by Skype, so you can assess whether we are a good fit to work together.
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