Some of the hardest relationship conversations are the ones couples stop having.
Sex and intimacy concerns can carry vulnerability, shame, rejection, longing, resentment, and fear. They deserve more than avoidance or blame.
Schedule an Intro DiscussionSexual concerns rarely exist in a vacuum.
Desire, affection, trust, stress, body image, health, resentment, communication, shame, life transitions, and emotional connection can all influence what happens—or stops happening—between partners.
Therapy provides a professional setting for conversations that couples may find difficult to begin on their own.
Concerns may include
Differences in desire
When partners want different amounts or forms of sexual connection.
Sexual communication
Difficulty discussing needs, preferences, boundaries, rejection, or disappointment.
Loss of affection
When touch, warmth, playfulness, or emotional closeness has gradually disappeared.
Relationship injuries
How resentment, betrayal, distrust, or unresolved conflict affects sexual and emotional intimacy.
You don't have to have the whole answer before you begin.
Sometimes therapy begins by understanding the question more clearly.
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