I have been getting requests for women and men in relationships who hesitate to consult as they have the belief that one goes to couple therapy as a last resort. The problem is that if a couple waits too long or until the relationship is threatened with collapse, one or both partners have usually given up and perhaps moved on in their mind.

So, why not offer your couple a one-off extended session to deal with communication impasses, refresh the magic of the past and renew intimacy. 

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After loosing a partner or after a break-up, people can feel unsure and fearful if, when or how to meet someone new. Nowadays, apps and the internet can facilitate the process, but even building an authentic profile can be tricky. Allow me to accompany you in the process. Let it be a fun exploration of who you are today and your individual gifts and qualities rather than a stressful stage which only reinforces disappointment. Together we can build a profile and explore which sites might be suitable. I can then help you when reviewing potential dates and building a strong, healthy relationship.

There is a lot of pressure on men nowadays to perform in all areas of their lives, sexually included. They compare themselves to their peers and media and pornography stereotypes. Paradoxically, sex addiction can be a way to avoid intimacy. 
Men may feel that their problem is not serious enough to consult a therapist, psychotherapist or urologist. But men, unlike women, rarely get support from their friends as it may be considered a weakness. However, it is through correcting habitual patterns that change can be brought about. Whether in a gay, heterosexual, monogamous or open relationship, consulting can be a door to a new way of relating intimately and sensually.