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The big O can seem really big and unattainable for some people. It is possible to increase your chances of reaching climax.

Sex therapist answers the big question - how much sex should you be having? Tips for how to focus on pleasure.

Initiating sex can be daunting for many people with the fear of rejection if the offer isn’t accepted. There can’t be fire without a spark, sex needs to start with both or one of the partners initiating it. Couples attending couples counselling or sex therapy often have incongruous sex initiation styles – where both will want the other person to start so sex is never initiated, or one will be turned on by touch and the other needs emotional connection. Finding out how your

Many people struggle to initiate sex and sexual intimacy. Our sex therapists share insight into how to flirt.

Sex therapist explains asexuality and why it's ok to not have interest in or want to have sex and when to seek help.

YES! It’s possible to explore sex therapy and couples therapy together, in the same session with our trained therapists.

Up to one in five vulva owners experience pain during sex. Our sex therapists share some easy tips to overcome sexual pain.

Our Sex Therapists will address some of your biggest fears for coming into sex therapy.

Talking about sex is key to a healthy sex life. Sex therapist shares how to talk about sex with your partner.

Am I normal? Sex therapy answers to living with the shame of feeling that there's something wrong with your perfectly normal sexual body.

There is so much misinformation out there about sex – sex therapist and sexologists busts common myths about sexuality.

Couples counsellor shares best advice for how to communicate your needs in a relationship.

Here are some telltale signs that your partner is jealous of you and that you likely need couples counselling.

In sex therapy we are finding a big shift in sexual phrases. A Sex Therapist weighs in on the new trend: praise kink.

Increase your chances of sexual fulfilment with these tips to make sex therapy work.

We know that it’s challenging for all parties to be ready to do sex therapy or couples counselling at the same time. Here is our advice...

Couples counselling can be highly effective, but to get the most out of the sessions we recommend you explore these simple tips.

Couples counselling expert shares 3 simple tips to improve your relationship.

We want to you to feel confident going into sex therapy as couples counselling or as an individual, so here’s what to expect…

Sex therapy and couple counselling can support you to understand changes in your sexual desire, and support you to improve your sex life.