Sex Therapy & Sexual Wellness Support
Sexual concerns can affect confidence, connection, and quality of life — but they're common, treatable, and nothing to feel ashamed of. Our sex therapy service offers a safe, non-judgemental space for individuals and couples to work through the issues getting in the way of a fulfilling sex life.
Whether you're dealing with a specific concern or just feel something isn't right, our experienced therapists provide practical, evidence-based support tailored to you.
We support clients with:
Low or mismatched libido
Difficulty reaching orgasm
Erectile difficulties and performance anxiety
Pain during sex
Loss of desire after having children
Intimacy anxiety and body confidence
Rebuilding a sex life after infidelity or betrayal
Navigating sexual difficulties in long-term relationships
Communicating about sex with a partner
Sexual concerns related to menopause or ageing
Differences in desire between partners
Sessions are private, respectful, and paced to your comfort. There's no topic too sensitive to bring into the room.
Sex Therapy Near You
We offer sex therapy in person and online across New Zealand, including:
Auckland — in-person sessions in Remuera and across the wider Auckland region
Remuera — our central clinic location
North Shore — convenient support for North Shore clients
Nelson — serving Nelson and the top of the South Island
Northland & Mangawhai — flexible in-person and video sessions
Hamilton & Waikato — support across the Waikato region
Wellington — online and flexible-schedule sessions
Christchurch — support for Christchurch and Canterbury
Queenstown — serving Queenstown and the Otago Lakes district
Dunedin — support across Dunedin and Otago
Anywhere in NZ — secure online counselling if you're not near a clinic
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You may also find helpful:
Signs it might be time for sex therapy
How to talk to your partner about low libido
What actually happens in a sex therapy session
Rebuilding intimacy after menopause
Sex therapy for erectile difficulties: what to expect

