Whether you’re dealing with erectile dysfunction, pain during sex, low desire, or long periods without intimacy, these concerns often appear in individual and relationship work.
At PsychiCare, sex therapy sessions in London focus on identifying the patterns, triggers, and relationship dynamics that interfere with desire, arousal, or sexual connection.
In clinical work, sex therapy usually focuses on patterns that interfere with desire, arousal, or sexual connection, either individually or within a relationship.
This often includes:
Online sex therapy allows sessions to take place without in-person visits, which is often preferred when privacy, scheduling, or location make face-to-face work impractical.
PhD in Psychosexual Counselling & Sexology | ® Certified & Verified
Per Session: INR 2000 | Duration: 45–60 mins
Experience: 7+ Years | Languages: Hindi, English
Dr Talat Fatema is a distinguished psychologist and sexologist with an extensive academic background. She holds degrees in Clinical Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Sexology, and a Ph.D. in Psychosexual Counselling. Read More
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RCI-Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Sex Therapist | ® Certified & Verified
Per Session: INR 2000 | Duration: 50 mins
Experience: 7+ Years | Languages: Hindi, English
Atul Tyagi is a compassionate RCI-licensed Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist with specialised expertise in sex therapy. He supports individuals and couples with intimacy challenges, sexual dysfunction, low libido, and performance anxiety. Read More
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PhD (NIMHANS) – Couple & Sex Therapist | ® Certified & Verified
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Experience: 15+ Years | Languages: Hindi, English, Bengali
Dr Paramita Bhowmick holds a PhD and M.Phil in Psychiatric Social Work from NIMHANS. With over 15 years of experience in Couple and Family Therapy, she specialises in sexual health and intimacy issues. Read More
Book Online AppointmentSex therapy is usually considered when sexual difficulties persist despite time, effort, or repeated attempts to resolve them privately. This often includes situations where avoidance increases, frustration repeats, or conversations about sex begin to shut down rather than move forward.
Therapy may be appropriate if sexual concerns start shaping how you relate to your partner, how you see yourself, or how often intimacy is avoided altogether. It is less useful for one-off difficulties that resolve on their own or issues driven purely by temporary physical factors.
Atul really understood what I was going through. His sex therapy at Psychicare felt friendly and not like a clinic.
He gave me a step-by-step plan that worked. My mood and relationship are much better now.
Dr. Talat is very kind and easy to talk to. Her sex therapy sessions at Psychicare helped me feel peaceful and confident again.My relationship has improved a lot since I started with her.I finally feel understood and supported.
शादी के बाद हमारी लाइफ में कई बातें अनकही रह गई थीं। Dr. Talat ने हमें खुलकर बात करने का मौका दिया। उनकी थेरेपी ने हमें दोबारा एक-दूसरे से जोड़ दिया। अब हम ज़्यादा समझदार और करीब महसूस करते हैं।
Talking about sexual difficulties in therapy is not about disclosure for its own sake. Sessions focus on how patterns form, what keeps them repeating, and why certain attempts to fix the problem stop working over time.
For many people, sexual concerns persist because conversations stay limited to symptoms rather than causes. Therapy shifts attention to triggers, expectations, avoidance cycles, and relationship dynamics that are often missed when problems are handled privately.
This work is structured and directed. It is not open-ended discussion, reassurance, or advice-giving. Progress depends on identifying what is maintaining the difficulty and changing how it is responded to, both individually and within the relationship.
Work with men often centres on performance pressure, avoidance patterns, and expectations shaped by past experiences rather than physical capacity alone. Therapy looks at how anxiety, comparison, relationship dynamics, and self-monitoring interfere with arousal or desire, and why repeated attempts to “fix” the problem increase strain instead of resolving it.
Sex therapy for women in London focuses on addressing a range of issues specific to females, which can be influenced by psychological, physical, and relational factors, including cultural influences. Women commonly seek help for concerns falling into three main categories:
These issues can be lifelong, acquired, or situational, depending on personal circumstances or relationship dynamics. Both physical and psychological factors can play a role, so it’s important to consult a qualified physician or obstetrician/gynecologist to rule out any medical conditions.
Women often seek sex therapy after trying other treatments without success. It can be challenging to discuss sexual issues initially due to feelings of shame or emotional distress.
Sex therapy provides a supportive environment for women to explore these concerns and receive personalized strategies to improve sexual health and overall well-being.
Couples often face sexual difficulties during their relationship. When one or both partners feel unsatisfied with their sex life, it can greatly affect their relationship and overall happiness. These issues can be caused by psychological, physical, or relationship problems. Sex therapy for couples in London takes a holistic approach, addressing both the symptoms and reasons behind these sexual issues.
Common sexual problems addressed in therapy include:
In therapy, couples can talk openly about these issues and work on improving communication and intimacy. By doing so, they can rediscover a more satisfying and connected sexual relationship.
Psychosexual therapy in London is inclusive and welcomes individuals and couples of all sexualities and gender identities. Our therapists are highly trained to support a diverse range of experiences, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and other gender identities and sexual orientations. At PsychiCare London, we recognize and respect the unique aspects of sex and relationships that contribute to overall sexual and psychological well-being.
Many people use pornography at some point, whether for masturbation or to enhance their sex lives. However, when the urge to watch porn becomes compulsive, and it consistently overrides the desire for sexual intimacy with your partner, it can indicate compulsive sexual behavior. This preoccupation with porn and masturbation may lead to spending excessive time on these activities, affecting relationships with partners, children, family, and friends. A healthy sex life is about balance! If you find your porn use and masturbation habits overwhelmingly compulsive and want to regain control, specialized sexual counseling can help.
Common signs of problematic pornography use include:
Seeking porn addiction therapy can provide strategies to manage compulsive behaviors, restore balance, and improve overall well-being.
Not sure what your first session will be like? Here’s what you can expect:
Your therapist may begin with a short history, understand what’s been troubling you, and suggest a plan tailored to your needs. Sessions are always confidential, respectful, and focused on helping you feel more connected with yourself and with your partner.
At PsychiCare, we combine clinical expertise with a compassionate, client-first approach. Our London-based sex therapists are certified, discreet, and experienced in working with a wide range of sexual and relational concerns.
We provide:
Our therapists don’t just liste, we use proven therapeutic frameworks to help you make real progress:
Each approach is tailored to your needs because no two people experience intimacy the same way.
When medical conditions or medications affect your sex life, we’re here to help.
Sexual difficulties don’t always start in the bedroom, they often begin in the body or brain. From hormonal changes to neurological conditions, many health factors can silently impact intimacy. At PsychiCare, our London-based sex therapists work with individuals and couples dealing with:
You’re not alone, and you’re not broken.
London Sex therapy can help you reconnect with your body, your needs, and your partner, with care, understanding, and zero judgment.
Reaching out for sex therapy can feel overwhelming. Maybe you’re not sure what to say, how to explain what you’re feeling, or even whether your issue is “serious enough.”
Here’s the truth: you don’t need to have the right words. You don’t need a diagnosis. And you don’t need to be in a crisis.
At PsychiCare, our London-based sex therapists understand how vulnerable this step can be. Whether you’re dealing with low desire, shame, emotional disconnection, or just confusion, you’re not alone, and you won’t be judged.
Sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is start exactly where you are.
Some FAQs related to sex therapy and counselling
Yes. Many women in London experience dryness, pain, and low desire during menopause. Online sex therapy in London helps address these concerns safely and confidently. We also support clients in Vancouver.
Avoidant attachment can cause emotional withdrawal and fear of intimacy. We offer attachment-focused sex therapy in London, with additional support in Philadelphia and Austin.
Yes. Excessive porn use can damage trust, intimacy, and sexual satisfaction. Our online sex therapy in London helps couples navigate this sensitively. We also support recovery in San Antonio and New York.
Booking online sex therapy in London is simple. Choose your therapist, select a convenient time, and complete a short intake form. At PsychiCare, we offer secure video or phone sessions with certified sex therapists all from the privacy of your home.
Yes. All online sex therapy sessions in London are fully confidential and held on secure, encrypted platforms. Our therapists follow strict privacy and ethical standards to ensure your comfort and trust throughout the process.
