We take a non medical, non treatment based approach to care. We're not here to diagnose you with sexual dysfunction because we believe there is an over medicalisation of sexual concerns. Instead, we take a systems perspective and recognise that often sexual concerns arise in response to systemic and societal contexts like the absence of accurate sex ed and our social ideas of the normal/abnormal binary. With care, accurate education and ongoing support, you can learn skills, build awareness and have more choice to navigate sexual concerns in a different way. You are not broken so you don’t need to be fixed. 

We focus on supporting you to better understand what kind of relationship you want with pleasure, what's in the way of that and what you can do to experience more (if you want to). We recognise that pleasure is central to physical, mental and emotional wellbeing yet recognise the pleasure disparity and the ways that pleasure is political.

We are shame and judgement free in our approach. We go to the core of the issue and try to understand the intersecting factors contributing to the reasons you're seeking support. We are affirming to LGBTQIA+, sex workers, disabled and neurodivergent people, people in larger bodies and fat folks, Aboriginal, Black and Brown people, we are polyaffirming and support all types of relationships. 

Our work is focused and we remember the long term and short term goals that are important to you. Yet often a session will unfold in non linear ways. This means while you might be here to explore and be supported in your experience of sex, intimacy or relationships, you’re also free to talk about interconnected issues like emotions, grief, work stress, big life decisions, family dynamics, activism, political issues, relationship breakups. We're also highly skilled practitioners, engaging in regular professional development and frequent supervision to keep us accountable and constantly growing in our expertise.