My approach to therapy is much more than just talk.  It focuses on making your life better in the most effective, efficient way possible.  It is based on the most current research, it makes sense to my clients, and it is always designed to fit each person’s personal strengths, needs and resources. My clients typically walk out of my office with a more positive view of their relationships and greater understanding of what they need to do to make their lives better.

A lack of intimacy and sex in marriage can make a person feel helpless and hopeless. But this problem can often be solved by targeted interventions.

Some sex therapists have given sex therapy a bad name. I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist first, a couples counselor second, and an AASECT-Certified sex therapist third. I specialize in working with couples with mis-matched sex drives. I use an evidence-based, problem-solving approach that gives equal weight to the needs of both partners.  We set goals, devise a plan, and work toward that plan with a sense of purpose. Click here to read about what sex therapy is and is not.

Some sex therapists have given sex therapy a bad name. I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist first, a couples counselor second, and an AASECT-Certified sex therapist third. Sex is not as interesting to me as clinical psychology. I specialize in working with couples with mis-matched sex drives. I use an evidence-based, problem-solving approach that favors the relationship needs of the person with the lower drive.  We set goals, devise a plan, and work toward that plan with a sense of purpose. Click here to read about what sex therapy is and is not.