
Managing physical limitations, pain, and sensory preferences is so often left out of the sex therapy discussions, but I’m an occupational therapist through and through, so these topics are easily integrated into my sex therapy practice.
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Talk-based sex therapy in a safe and comfortable setting is the foundation of our work together. We’ll explore your goals, hang ups, patterns, and expectations that aren’t working for you, while collaborating on new strategies to help you have better sex.
Somatic sex education strengthens the attention and awareness of the body’s sensations of pleasure while giving you the skills to communicate your preferences and boundaries. When clinically indicated, this can involve hands-on work to strengthen mind-body connection and practice communication skills.
I combine a fiery passion with years of training in sexuality & relationships to help clients meet their sexual & relational goals. I find joy in helping people better understanding their bodies and feel pleasure in it, then learn to confidently communicate this awareness to partners.
I strive for my practice and approaches to be inclusive and meet all of my clients where they’re at as a sexual person. I make an intention to be disability/illness/injury, LGBTQIA+, kink, and poly inclusive through additional training and pulling from my experience and knowledge as an occupational therapist.
Build self-awareness to strengthen your trust and relationship with yourself and your body. You’ll know what you need in your environment and within yourself to want sex, enjoy sex, feel confident, and feel pleasure.
Couples work is individual work that we do together inspired by the same goals. Couples are welcomed into a neutral zone to share and establish new and healthier patterns related to sex and pleasure.
Sex education for grown folks. Always empathetic and a little spicy, I take my years of experience and share what I’ve learned about adults and sex.
I find joy in helping people better understand their bodies and feel pleasure in it, then learn to confidently communicate what they want and don’t want to partners.
“Kathryn helped us to have difficult conversations, to say the things we struggled to say to each other. Since seeking therapy with Kathryn, we have grown not just in our sexual relationship but also in our partnership. We are so grateful we found her and couldn’t have asked for a better experience.”
– past client
Kathryn helped us feel comfortable talking about our sex life and our struggles with it by noticing, questioning, and reframing. She encouraged us to get curious, to have fun, to change our approach or expectations. We were able to see one another's perspectives more clearly.
– past client
Because of therapy we had both the tools and the accountability to progress in a way we couldn’t have done on our own.
– past client

Managing physical limitations, pain, and sensory preferences is so often left out of the sex therapy discussions, but I’m an occupational therapist through and through, so these topics are easily integrated into my sex therapy practice.

Erections are one of the most misunderstood aspects of a sexual scenario. Worry about erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation can often, subconsciously or consciously, run the show for both partners.

Sex therapy involves unlearning harmful messages from purity culture and replacing them with what I call “Sex Ed for Grown Adults.”