You have come to the right place because we are eager to help anyone who is seeking help with intimacy and sexuality concerns. We know that it often takes a considerable amount of time, sometimes years, to take this step and reach out. You will be in the safe hands of our wonderful team of sex therapists, who are all either experienced clinical psychologists, psychologists, psychotherapists, occupational therapists, and highly trained counsellors.
To jump straight to selecting a therapist click here. To see a list of some of the things we help with click here. Please contact ally sextherapy. Many couples struggle to maintain both emotionally intimate and sexually fulfilling relationships in long-term relationships. Difficulties with intimacy, including desire differences, are a common presenting issue for therapy. Sex Therapy NZ is committed to maintaining the health and well-being of both our clients and therapists.
While we strive to meet client needs with appropriate flexibility, we are also committed to following Governmental advice and guidelines of our respective professional bodies. Many of our therapists will provide both face-to-face and therapy via remote services. If you have an underlying health condition, the option to have telehealth consultations is available, please contact your therapist as soon as possible. Please also contact your therapist if you or those you are close to, actively have Covid Due to the nature of our work, Sex Therapy NZ is unable to respond to emergency situations.
Please contact your local medical provider. Click here. Skip to main content. Welcome to Sex Therapy New Zealand You have come to the right place because we are eager to help anyone who is seeking help with intimacy and sexuality concerns. Keep an eye on our website for future dates and locations here A one-day workshop for therapists to train with Allyson Waite and Paula Dennan, Clinical Psychologists, Sex Therapy New Zealand Many couples struggle to maintain both emotionally intimate and sexually fulfilling relationships in long-term relationships.
Interview with Mary Hodson, our central regional director and specialist in emotional and sexual intimacy. Is there an ideal amount of sex in a relationship? What should couples struggling with differences in libido do? Is it possible for a couple to change their sexual style?
