• “Can I talk openly about my sex life in therapy?”
• “How can I explore kink in a healthy way?”
• “I want to feel more confident in my desires.”
• “How do I bring up my identity without having to educate my therapist?”
• “Can I build self-esteem without changing who I am?” 
• “I’m proud of who I am — I just want support navigating challenges.”
• “I want to grow emotionally and sexually at the same time.” 
• “How do I set boundaries that work for me — not just what society expects?”
• “I want to feel empowered, not judged.” 
• “Can I be kinky and still heal from past trauma?”
• “Is it okay that my identity is still evolving?” 

If these resonate, know that you’re not alone. These are common themes for folks exploring sexuality, kink, BDSM, or non-traditional relationship structures. Therapy doesn’t have to feel like a place where you hide — it can be where you feel fully seen. 

We offer a place for you to be you. The real you. You can explore and address what's coming up in a supportive and understanding environment.

Here's some reasons why and how we just get it:

Sex-Positive & Kink-Knowledgeable Therapists:
We’re trained in working with clients from kink, BDSM, polyamorous, queer, and sex work communities. We celebrate diversity and meet you with openness and understanding.

No Assumptions, No Judgment:
Whether you’re new to exploring or deeply immersed in your identity, we don’t assume or pathologize. Your desires and boundaries are treated with care and respect.

Trauma-Informed & Consent-Centered:
Our approach honours your autonomy and timing. Whether you’re working through past experiences or building tools for connection, we move at your pace, with full consent.

Integrated Therapy Approaches:
We use models like Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic tools to support growth, integration, and healing; emotionally, relationally, and sexually.

Whether you're exploring something new or looking for healing within your identity, we’re here to help. Common areas of focus include:

• Exploring identity, desire, and curiosity

• Processing shame, guilt, or fear tied to sex or sexuality

• Healing from trauma without pathologizing your sexual self

• Navigating polyamory, open relationships, or relationship agreements

• Support for kink/BDSM practitioners and dynamics (D/s, impact play, etc.)

• Communication tools for consent, negotiation, and emotional safety

• Guidance on healthy boundaries, trust, and connection

• Self-esteem and body image work within sex-positive frameworks

• Sex therapy integration within trauma-informed or IFS approaches

• Reconnecting with pleasure, joy, and empowerment

You don’t need to identify with any specific label to work with us. This type of therapy is a good fit if:

• You want to feel safe talking about sex or kink in therapy

• You’re questioning or exploring your sexual identity

• You’re in (or curious about) open or poly relationships

• You want to move past sexual shame

• You’re seeking support as a sex worker or within the adult industry

• You’re healing from trauma, especially in ways that connect to sexuality

• You simply want a space where your full self is celebrated