For many people, sex and intimacy are core elements of life.

Having fantasies, feelings, and desires related to sex are common experiences. As important as sex, sexuality, and intimacy may be to you, you may still struggle with aspects of our sexual desires, sexual behaviors, or sexual connection with yourself or your partner(s). 

You may wonder:

  • Can I heal from my trauma or abuse?

  • How can my partner(s) and I have fulfilling sexual experiences together?

  • What do I do when my sexual desires or behaviors feel compulsive, addictive, or out of control?

  • When will I ever feel confident in my sexuality and desires?

  • Are my desires, fantasies, or behaviors "normal" or "ok?"

Sex therapy can be a transformative experience.

I work from a pleasure-positive perspective, with the goal of supporting each of my clients to explore and discover each of their own journeys to sexual connection, empowerment, acceptance, and authenticity.

As a sex therapist, I can support you to:

  • Develop your sexual self-confidence

  • Increase your self-awareness of your own body, needs, and boundaries

  • Build important skills surrounding relationships, communication, and more

  • Experience reassurance and validation related to sex and sexuality

  • Take control of your own sexual (and reproductive, if applicable) health

  • Explore your desires, fantasies, kinks, and fetishes

I specialize in work with clients regarding kink and BDSM, including, when applicable, the intersections of kink, trauma, and attachment.

What is sex therapy?

Sex therapy and relationship or individual counseling are often seen as distinct approaches, especially because most therapists receive no formal training in addressing sex and sexuality with their clients. However, I believe that if we identify as sexual beings or are exploring that aspect of ourselves, we deserve therapeutic care where we truly can bring our whole selves to therapy. There is often a great deal of overlap between our sexual lives and “the rest of our lives.” I practice sex therapy as an integrated approach that incorporates the exploration of sex and sexuality into psychotherapy with individuals or relationships. (You may want to read more about my therapeutic approach here.) Sex therapy may also include providing education and information as needed, as most of us have not received affirming or accurate sex education in our lives.

I bring many years of experience as a professional in the sexuality field to my therapeutic work with you. I have ample formal training in sex and sexuality, and have had countless conversations about sex, sexual desires, and sexual health. I am very intentional about working with you to create a space where you can share anything and everything openly and without fear of judgement or being shamed.

Just like other forms of therapy, sex therapy never includes sex or sexual touch between the therapist and client(s), or between clients themselves during sessions with the therapist, with the exception of consensual, nonsexual touch such as a handshake or a hug.

Are you experiencing pelvic pain, or other medical conditions or physical health concerns that are affecting your sexual experiences?

When you are experiencing pain or other health concerns, healing needs to be a holistic and integrated process. My work as a sex therapist is focused on sexual pleasure, which often offers more information or a different perspective than you might get solely from a medical professional. If you do not already have a medical care provider, I will provide referrals to sex-positive professionals who can support you with a physical treatment plan. If you have been referred by a doctor or other professional, please be sure to bring with you any diagnosis your doctor may have given you, any additional notes or details, and your doctor’s contact information. In addition to making sure that you are receiving the physical care that you need outside of therapy, we will work together to deepen the healing you are doing and explore all the ways that you can begin to experience or expand pleasure in your life, whether within or outside of relationships with other people.

Areas of Specialization

  • BDSM / Kink

  • Affairs / Infidelity

  • Fetishes of all varieties

  • Sexual trauma or abuse

  • Concerns related to sexual health & functioning

  • Nonmonogamy / Polyamory / Open relationships

  • Compulsive or out-of-control sexual behavior (OCSB), or sex "addiction"

Let's Connect.

Curious about working with me? Have questions I haven't answered here?

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Will R. Logan, LCSW, LMFT
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