Second Base

Online sex and relational counselling.

A boutique online clinic offering professional, evidence-informed support for individuals and couples.

Book a free 20-minute consult

Now accepting new clients- Enquire via email above

Now accepting new clients- Enquire via email above

We work from a psychosexual counselling framework.

This sits between medical care and traditional therapy, allowing time to understand your full context - not just symptoms.

Core Philosophy

We work collaboratively with clients and other health professionals and use evidence-informed approaches. Much like a detective, we take a careful, curious approach to exploring patterns, nervous system responses and lived experience, offering tailored resourcing and support.

Learn more about your Counsellor Jassy here.

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How we work

Second Base offers boutique online counselling that is structured, collaborative and paced.

Sessions may involve:

– Psychosexual counselling

– Nervous system-informed support

– Psychoeducation and tailored resourcing

– Support with communication and relational dynamics

This service complements medical and allied health care where relevant.

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Who We Work With

Second Base works with individuals and couples navigating challenges around sexual pain, pleasure and intimacy.

This may include:

– Pain or discomfort during penetration

– Vaginismus or ongoing sexual pain

– Tension, fear or shutdown around intimacy

– Changes in desire or arousal

– Relationship strain linked to sexual experiences

Free Resources

  • Nervous system audio practice

    A short guided audio to support the nervous system regulation specifically designed for Vaginismus and sexual pain.

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    20 non- penetrative ways to build relationship intimacy

    A practical resource outlining non-penetrative ways to maintain intimacy and sexual connection when penetration is painful or unavailable.