Sexual Trauma Healing
Support for those healing from sexual abuse, coercion, violation, or harmful experiences that have impacted intimacy, safety, and trust in the body.
Sex Counseling
Intimacy, Identity & Sexual Wellbeing
Sex Counseling
Sex counseling for intimacy concerns, shame, sexual trauma healing, body reconnection, and learning how to feel safe in your body again at your own pace.
Starting at $200
Telehealth | Massachusetts & Colorado
What This Supports
Care for the parts of intimacy that often stay unspoken
Shame, Desire & Disconnection
Space to explore shame, numbness, fear, confusion, desire changes, and the emotional complexity of reconnecting with sexuality after trauma.
Body Reconnection & Self-Trust
Guidance for slowly rebuilding choice, safety, and connection with your body, including self-touch, pleasure, and masturbation when and if that feels aligned.
Why This Care Feels Different
More open, more informed, more grounded in both clinical and relational depth
Sex counseling is offered through a trauma-informed, affirming, and nonjudgmental lens that makes room for the emotional, relational, cultural, spiritual, and nervous system layers of sexuality.
For some clients, this work is about desire, intimacy, or communication. For others, it is about surviving sexual trauma, learning how to feel safe in the body again, and rebuilding connection slowly, gently, and with full consent. Healing is never rushed, and nothing is forced.
What Sessions May Focus On
Support for sexual healing, body safety, and reconnection
Sexual Shame & Trauma Messaging
Understanding the beliefs, fear, silence, and internalized shame that can develop after sexual trauma or harmful sexual experiences.
Body Safety & Nervous System Responses
Exploring freeze, shutdown, hypervigilance, avoidance, and other body-based trauma responses that can affect intimacy and self-connection.
Self-Touch, Pleasure & Masturbation
Making room for gentle, choice-based healing around self-touch and masturbation for those wanting to get to know their body again in a way that feels safer, more empowered, and more fully their own.
Consent, Communication & Reconnection
Building language, boundaries, self-trust, and a more compassionate relationship with your needs, limits, pleasure, and healing pace.
This May Be a Fit If
You want a place to heal sexually without pressure, shame, or having to rush your body
Sex counseling may be a strong fit if you are healing from sexual trauma, struggling to reconnect with your body, exploring shame or desire, or wanting support around intimacy in a space that feels safe, clinically grounded, and deeply affirming.
Next Step
Begin intimacy healing with intention
Reach out to explore whether sex counseling feels like the right next step for your healing, body reconnection, and sexual wellbeing.
