Professional sexology support for individuals and couples navigating intimacy, sexuality, and relationships.
A European Centre for Sexual Health and Relationship Well-Being
- THE SOCIETY OF SEXUAL HEALTH
- THE SOCIETY OF SEXUAL HEALTH
An integrative sexology clinic specialising in relationships, trauma, and nervous system regulation
The Society of Sexual Health provides specialised sexology and relationship therapy for individuals and couples navigating challenges with intimacy, sexual functioning, desire, and relational connection.
Our work integrates clinical sexology, relationship therapy, and evidence-informed psychological approaches to help clients better understand their sexuality, restore confidence, and build fulfilling intimate lives.
Whether you are seeking help for relationship difficulties, sexual health concerns, or the impact of stress and trauma on intimacy, our team offers a supportive and confidential space to explore these experiences.
We believe that professional therapy should be accessible to everyone. Through secure online sessions conducted in English, we support individuals and couples across Europe, ensuring that location is never a barrier to receiving high-quality sexology and relationship therapy.
Our goal is to provide a confidential and supportive space where clients can explore personal and relational concerns with experienced practitioners, regardless of where they are based.
Our practitioners are members of recognised professional bodies within the fields of sexology, counselling, and relationship therapy.
WHAT WE TREAT
Areas of Sexual Health and Relationship Support
Erectile Dysfunction
Low or Mismatched Libido
Relationship Counseling
Sexual Self-Esteem
Pain During Sex
Sexual Trauma
How We Can Help?
People seek sexology support for many different reasons.
Sexual health and relationship challenges are often influenced by emotional, relational, psychological, and physical factors.
At the Society of Sexual Health, we support individuals and couples navigating a wide range of concerns.
Our team of sexologists works collaboratively with individuals and couples to explore these concerns in a professional, confidential, and supportive environment.
You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out; that is what therapy is for.
A Nervous-System-Informed Approach to Sexual Health
Sexuality, intimacy, and relationships are deeply connected to the state of our nervous system. Experiences of stress, trauma, chronic tension, or emotional overwhelm can affect how we experience desire, connection, trust, and physical intimacy.
At the Society of Sexual Health, our approach recognises the important relationship between the mind, body, and relational experience. Alongside traditional therapeutic conversations, some of our practitioners integrate body-based approaches that support nervous system regulation and stress release.
Common Questions About Sex Therapy
Curious about what to expect from sex therapy? Wondering how many sessions you might need, or whether online sessions are right for you?
Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive. If you need further information, please feel free to reach out – we’re always happy to help.
What is sex therapy?
Sex therapy is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on addressing sexual difficulties and enhancing sexual well-being through the professional guidance of a therapist specialising in sexology. It’s designed for individuals and couples facing challenges with sexual function, sexual feelings, and intimacy. The process involves discussing sexual concerns openly in a safe, supportive environment. A sex therapist may explore various aspects of a client’s sexual life, including physical, emotional, and relational factors, to identify the underlying causes of the issues at hand.
What can I expect from Sex Therapy?
It’s important to note that sex therapy is talk therapy; there are no physical examinations or sexual activities that take place during therapy sessions. The goal is to provide a confidential and non-judgmental space where clients can work towards achieving satisfying and healthy sexual lives. Therapists may work collaboratively with medical professionals if there are physical health issues contributing to the sexual difficulties.
Is sex therapy only for couples or can an individual benefit?
Sex therapy is beneficial for both individuals and couples. While it’s commonly associated with helping couples navigate their sexual issues together, individuals can also gain significant benefits from sex therapy. Both individuals and couples can find that sex therapy offers a path to resolving sexual issues, enhancing sexual satisfaction, and fostering a healthier relationship with their own sexuality or with their partner. It’s tailored to the specific needs and goals of the client, whether they’re seeking therapy alone or with a partner.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sex therapy sessions required varies significantly depending on the individual or couple’s unique circumstances, the nature of the issues being addressed, and their goals for therapy. Unlike some forms of short-term therapy that have a predefined duration, sex therapy is highly personalised, and its length can differ widely from one case to another.
Is online sex therapy as effective as in-person therapy?
The effectiveness of online sex therapy compared to in-person therapy can vary depending on the individual’s or couple’s preferences, needs, and the nature of their concerns. However, research and clinical experience suggest that online therapy, including sex therapy, can be as effective as traditional face-to-face sessions for many issues. It has Accessibility, Convenience, Comfort and Privacy and offers you a Broader Selection of Therapists (allows clients to choose from a wider range of therapists beyond their geographical location).
Is Sex Therapy Confidential?
Yes. All consultations are confidential and conducted in a secure professional environment. Your privacy and trust are central to the therapeutic process.