Putting it all together
From advanced studies to clinical experience, I have dedicated more than a decade to mastering the tools I needed to help others who feel stuck in their sex lives. I’ve returned to the university, earn my Doctorate of Nursing Practice, specializing in sexual edicine and studying with the top practitioners in the country. Along the way I became a certified menopause practitioner through the Menopause Society (MSCP) and a Fellow in the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH).
From the beginning, I knew that sexual healing wasn’t usually just a matter of prescribing the right medication, that it required truly holistic mind-body support. I knew I had to bridge the gap between science, medicine, and the deeply human experience of sex and intimacy. I’ve traveled the country, spent hundreds of hours studying and undergone rigorous professional supervision, earning ultiple certifications, including as a Sex Counselor through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT), as a Relational Life Therapy Coach, as a trauma expert and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), and as an Embodied Intimacy and Relationship Coach.
Most importantly I have worked with people just like you. People who feel deep shame around sex, people who have pain, people who can’t orgasm or can’t ejaculate, people who are frustrated with how much (or how little) their partner wants sex. I can’t claim credit for how their lives transformed; they did the work to get unstuck. I am happy to have shared my hard-earned wisdom with them and to have been a compassionate companion as they lived into authentic, fiercely intimate, sex lives.
My training and clinical experience has shown me that sexual health isn’t just about desire or dysfunction—it’s about addressing what is present for each person in a truly holistic way. Sometimes that might be a quick intervention….AND since sex and relationships are connected to all aspects of our lives it often requires a radically holistic approach.