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Online Sex Therapy

Online sex therapists and sexologists for individuals and couples across Australia — no GP referral needed.

Online sex therapy at Love Therapy Australia is confidential, delivered by registered sex therapists and sexologists via secure video or telephone.

 

Sessions are available for individuals and couples across Australia and worldwide (excl Canada and the USA).

 

The team may support a wide range of concerns — from sexual difficulties and libido differences to gender and orientation exploration, kink and neurodiversity.

 

The practice is LGBTQIA+-affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, and SW inclusive. No GP referral is needed to book.

What can an online sex therapist help with?

  • Improving your sex life

  • Understanding your own sexuality

  • Increasing sexual pleasure

  • Sexual difficulties

  • Low arousal

  • Libido differences

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Premature ejaculation

  • Performance anxiety

  • Sex education

  • Sex after cancer

  • Finding your sexual self

  • Furry exploration Neuroqueer support

  • ADHD, Autism & neurodiversity

  • Painful sex

  • Inability to orgasm

  • Vaginismus

  • Vulvodynia

  • Exploring sexual orientation LGTBIQA+

  • Sex and menopause or perimenopause

  • Sex and PMDD

  • Gender questioning

  • Kink and fetish

  • Polyamory or open relationships

  • Sex after pregnancy or birth

  • Trauma recovery

  • Sex after menopause

  • STI diagnosis support

  • Sex worker support

  • And more...

Online sex therapists may support individuals and couples with a broad range of sexual and intimacy concerns. Common areas include low libido, erectile dysfunction, vaginismus, painful sex, anorgasmia, performance anxiety, and intimacy differences between partners. Sessions also cover identity and orientation exploration, kink and fetish, neurodiversity, and recovery from sexual trauma. All sessions are online and available to clients anywhere in Australia.

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Common questions about online sex therapy

What happens in online sex therapy?

Online sex therapy sessions at Love Therapy Australia run for 50 minutes via secure video or telephone. There is no physical examination — all sessions are talk-based. A therapist will work with you to understand your concerns, explore the factors that may be contributing, and support you to make changes at a pace that feels right for you. Sessions can be attended individually or as a couple, from anywhere in Australia or internationally (except USA and Canada).

Can sex therapy help with vaginismus or painful sex? 

Sex therapy may help people experiencing vaginismus, vulvodynia, and other forms of painful sex. A registered sex therapist or sexologist can work with you to understand the contributing factors — which may be physical, psychological, or both — and support you through evidence-informed approaches at your own pace. Sessions at Love Therapy Australia are online, individual or with a partner, and no GP referral is needed.

Is sex therapy suitable for people with ADHD, Autism, or other neurodivergent experiences? 

Yes. Love Therapy Australia offers neurodiversity-affirming sex therapy for people with ADHD, Autism, and other neurodivergent experiences. The team includes therapists with lived experience of neurodivergence, and sessions are designed to be accessible and adapted to your needs. Sexual and relationship experiences are often shaped by neurodivergence, and the practice has specific expertise in this area.

Can sex therapy help with low libido or mismatched desire between partners?

Libido differences and mismatched desire are among the most common concerns people bring to sex therapy. A sex therapist may help individuals and couples understand what is contributing to the difference, explore ways to navigate it, and rebuild intimacy. Sessions are available individually or as a couple, online across Australia. Many clients find that addressing the underlying factors can shift what feels stuck.

What is the difference between a sex therapist and a sexologist? 

A sex therapist is a qualified counsellor or psychologist who uses therapeutic approaches to address sexual and relationship concerns. A sexologist has specialist Masters level training in human sexuality, including sexual health, behaviour, and identity. At Love Therapy Australia, several team members hold qualifications in both disciplines, and sessions draw on both therapeutic and sexological frameworks depending on your needs.

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