The initial session is an opportunity for you to share your concerns and for the therapist to gather relevant information. It sets the foundation for understanding your unique needs and establishing goals for therapy.

Sex and relationship therapy is suitable for any individual aged 18 or older experiencing challenges in the realm of sexuality, intimacy, or relationships. These challenges may manifest as physical, emotional, or psychological issues, or a combination of all three.

Most clients typically attend therapy on a weekly basis. This regularity fosters momentum, accountability, and facilitates positive change by ingraining healthier behaviours. In some cases, clients may arrange for sessions every other week based on mutual agreement.

The duration of therapy varies based on individual needs. Some clients may benefit from short-term interventions, while others may find longer-term therapy more beneficial. It's a collaborative process that can be reassessed as needed.

Yes, all information you disclose is treated with utmost confidentiality, with only a few exceptions outlined in the contract. For instance, if you express intentions of causing harm to yourself or others, or if your records are legally requested, such as by law enforcement, confidentiality may be breached. In such cases, I will make every effort to notify you before taking this step. Additional details on how personal information is managed can be found in the privacy notice.

Additionally, I may discuss aspects of your situation—excluding personally identifying details—with my supervisor. This is done as part of my commitment to ongoing professional development, ensuring the highest level of therapeutic competency. Rest assured that your privacy remains a top priority throughout this process.

Your therapist is trained to create a safe and non-judgmental space. They will work at a pace that is comfortable for you, allowing you to gradually explore and discuss challenging topics.

If you're experiencing challenges in your sexual, intimate, or relationship life, psychosexual therapy can provide valuable support. A consultation with a therapist can help determine if it aligns with your needs and goals.

Yes, you can. Confidentiality and data protection are taken very seriously.

Here is the contract and privacy policy.

Written Documentation:

Therapists may take notes during sessions for their reference. These notes are securely stored and are part of your confidential record.

Confidentiality Measures:

Confidentiality is a top priority. Your therapist is bound by professional ethics and legal obligations to keep your information private.

Your data will not be disclosed to anyone without your explicit consent, except in cases where there is a risk of harm to yourself or others.

Secure Record-Keeping:

Client records, whether in written or electronic form, are securely stored to prevent unauthorised access. Therapists use secure systems and follow standards to protect client information.

Informed Consent:

Prior to starting therapy, you will receive and sign contract. This document outlines the therapist's commitment to confidentiality, the limitations of confidentiality, and your rights regarding your personal information.

Legal and Ethical Guidelines:

Therapists adhere to legal and ethical guidelines related to client confidentiality. These guidelines are in place to safeguard your privacy and protect your rights as a client.

Data Sharing Protocols:

If there is a need for collaboration with other healthcare professionals, any sharing of data is done with your explicit consent. Therapists follow established protocols to ensure secure and ethical information exchange.

Client's Right to Access:

You have the right to access your own records upon request. This ensures transparency in the therapeutic process, and any concerns or corrections can be addressed.

Data Disposal:

Therapists have protocols for the secure disposal of records when they are no longer needed, adhering to legal and ethical guidelines.