A free 20-minute consult is a brief, exploratory conversation. It gives you space to ask questions, understand how psychosexual counselling works, and see whether this support feels appropriate for you. There is no obligation to continue.

Second Base offers counselling informed by psychosexual frameworks. This work sits between medical care and traditional therapy, focusing on sexual pain, intimacy, nervous system responses and relational context.

No. Many people experience sexual pain, vaginismus or intimacy concerns without a formal diagnosis. Support is shaped around your lived experience, concerns and goals rather than labels.

Yes. I work with individuals and couples experiencing vaginismus, sexual pain and difficulties with penetration, as well as the emotional and relational impacts that can come with this.

Yes. I work with both individuals and couples navigating sexual pain, intimacy concerns, desire changes and relationship dynamics.

No. Psychosexual counselling does not replace medical, psychological or allied health care. This work can complement other forms of support and may be part of a broader care approach.

That’s completely okay. This work is paced and collaborative. You’re not expected to share more than feels manageable, and sessions are shaped around your readiness.

Sessions are offered online, allowing you to access support from your own space.

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