Frequently Asked Questions

  • Sex therapy is a space to talk about sex, intimacy, and relationships in a way that most people haven’t had the chance to before.

    It’s a form of talk-based support, meaning sessions are entirely conversational—there is no physical or “hands-on” component. Instead, the focus is on understanding your experiences, building awareness, and exploring what feels right for you.

    People come to sex therapy for many different reasons. This might include navigating desire, pleasure, communication, identity, or relationships, or simply wanting a better understanding of your sexuality.

    Sessions are collaborative, non-judgemental, and tailored to you—creating space to ask questions, unpack experiences, and feel more informed, connected, and at ease.

  • Sex therapy is for anyone who wants support with their sexuality or relationships—you don’t need to be in crisis or have a specific “problem” to benefit.

    I currently work with individuals of all genders, sexualities, bodies, and relationship styles. Whether you’re single, partnered, sexually active, or not currently having sex, you’re welcome here.

    Sessions aren’t only about what happens in the bedroom. Often, the focus is on things like beliefs, body image, identity, communication, boundaries, or your overall relationship with sexuality.

  • I offer Sex therapy, which is a form of talk therapy. This is a specialty service, meaning practitioners are trained to offer non-judgmental, and empathetic support to individuals or couples when discussing sex, and relationships. 

    Common issues addressed include:

    • Changes in Desire

    • Desire Discrepancy between partners

    • Challenges with Orgasm 

    • Sexual Pain

    • Erection issues

    • Premature or Delayed Ejaculation

    • Porn Use

    • Performance Anxiety

    • Understanding/Learning Sexual Preferences

    • Sexual Communication

    • Sexuality, Sexual Orientation

    • Gender Identity

    • Kinks and BDSM

    • Non-monogamy and polyamory

    • Dating & Casual Sex

    • Setting Sexual Boundaries

  • Initial session (50 minutes)
    The first session is a chance to explore what’s brought you here, what you’d like support with, and what you’re hoping to get out of the process. We may gently touch on your history and overall wellbeing to build a clearer picture of your experiences. At times, simple questionnaires may be used to help guide our work—but you’re always in control of what you share.

    Ongoing sessions (50 minutes)
    Ongoing sessions are guided by what feels most relevant to you. This might include building understanding, exploring patterns, and having open conversations about your experiences.

    My approach is trauma-informed, sex-positive, and holistic, drawing on evidence-based approaches to support you in a way that feels practical, thoughtful, and tailored to you.

  • Yes — everything you share in sessions is confidential. What we discuss stays between us, with only a few legal exceptions where I’m required to share information to keep you or someone else safe (for example, if there’s a risk of harm to yourself or others, or if a child is at risk of significant harm).


    Confidentiality and your privacy are always treated with the utmost care, and we’ll talk through these boundaries clearly in your first session so you know exactly what to expect.

  • Initial Session: $120.00
    Ongoing Session: $110.00

  • You don’t need a referral to book an appointment.
    I do not offer sessions under Medicare (Mental Health Care Plans)

  • At this stage I only offer sessions online.

    You’re welcome to get in touch via the contact form or email eleanorrosesexologist@gmail.com.