Psychosexual therapy incorporates different philosophies and principles of Integrative Therapy while remaining rooted in Humanistic values. This approach explores a non-pathological and non-oppressive model of sexuality and integrates trans-cultural issues, sexual diversities as well as gender-specific concerns, and aims to work with the client to improve their overall environment. This form of therapy aims to help a client’s family and intimate relationships, helping them sift through cultural influences that impact their relationships and sexuality. In psychosexual work, the presenting issue may be a specific sexual or relationship difficulty which the therapist will attend to and address the way in which this difficulty affects the client’s concept of sexuality and relationships (or absence of these) in their lives.

The primary intention of sexual and relationship therapy is to enable clients to attain a more realistic sense of what can be achieved and to acquire a deeper level of understanding about themselves and their relationships.

I believe that sexual expressions are creative, celebratory and at times spiritual, and therefore support a definition of sexuality beyond psychopathologies.