Sexuality Therapy
Exploring questions about sexuality, intimacy, or sexual identity can feel vulnerable. Working with a therapist who specializes in these areas can provide a safe, affirming space to understand yourself and your relationships more deeply.

Sexuality encompasses a broad spectrum of experiences—from sexual identity and orientation to intimacy patterns, desire, and how we connect with ourselves and others. Whether you're exploring questions about your sexual identity, navigating changes in desire or intimacy within a relationship, or working through past experiences that affect your sexual well-being, therapy can offer meaningful support.
A therapist specializing in sexuality can help you explore your feelings without judgment, develop healthier communication around intimacy, and build a more authentic relationship with your own sexuality. Many people find that addressing these topics in therapy supports not only their sexual well-being but their overall sense of self and connection to others. Learn more about finding a therapist in Canada who can support your journey.
Candice Frederick
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Candice Frederick
Melissa Milligan

Melissa Milligan
Elena Serra
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Elena Serra
Crystal Soares

Crystal Soares
Alexandra Kljuseva

Alexandra Kljuseva
Nicholas Balaisis

Nicholas Balaisis
Jupiter Vaughan
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Jupiter Vaughan
Margarita Iarovaia

Margarita Iarovaia

Therapy is hard work.
Sexuality therapy provides a confidential space to explore topics related to sexual identity, intimacy, desire, and sexual well-being. Sessions may involve discussing your experiences and feelings, examining beliefs about sexuality, exploring identity questions, or developing communication skills for intimate relationships. Your therapist will work at your pace and focus on what matters most to you.
Anyone with questions or concerns about sexuality may find this support helpful. This includes individuals exploring their sexual identity or orientation, couples navigating intimacy challenges, people experiencing changes in desire, those processing past experiences, or anyone seeking a deeper understanding of their sexuality. Therapy is for people at any stage of their journey.
Look for therapists who explicitly mention experience with sexuality, sexual identity, or LGBTQ2S+ concerns in their profiles. On First Session, you can watch therapist introduction videos to get a sense of their approach and personality before booking. All therapists on our platform have their credentials verified during onboarding.
Yes, therapy sessions are confidential. Therapists are bound by professional ethics and privacy laws to protect your information. This confidentiality helps create a safe environment where you can discuss sensitive topics openly. Your therapist will explain their confidentiality practices and any legal limits during your first session.
It's completely normal to begin therapy without a clear agenda. Many people start with a general sense that they want to explore something about their sexuality or intimacy without knowing exactly where to begin. A skilled therapist can help you identify what's most important to you and guide the conversation at a pace that feels comfortable.
Therapy costs vary depending on the therapist's experience and location. On First Session, therapists set their own rates, and you can view pricing on each therapist's profile. Learn more about how much therapy costs and explore options that may fit your budget, including therapists who offer sliding scale fees.
