Get professional help for sexual concerns without visiting a clinic. Work with experienced sexologists and psychologists online, in a confidential setting.
Support for individuals and couples dealing with desire issues, performance concerns, intimacy problems, and porn addiction. Suitable for Montreal residents, including expats and NRIs seeking culturally informed therapy.
Online sex therapy and counseling in Montreal make it easy to seek help from anywhere, offering support and guidance through virtual sessions.
Top Clinical Psychologist & Sex Therapist
® Certified & Verified
Duration: 50 Mins
Experience - 10+ Years
Atul Tyagi is a Zealous, systematic and devoted RCI Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist capable of adjusting his skills and abilities and utilising practical experience to ameliorate patient's distress. He has completed his BA (Hons.) Applied Psychology, Master's in Clinical Psychology, Professional Diploma in Clinical Psychology and is currently pursuing his Phd. in Clinical Psychology.
Fluent in psychotherapeutic techniques such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy and Behavioural Modification Techniques, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Grief Therapy, Supportive Psychotherapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and a wide range of empirical psychotherapy focusing upon Child, Adult and Geriatric populations with commendable expertise in Psychodiagnostics such as Rorschach Ink-Blot Test, Thematic Apperception Test, Children's Apperception Test, Neuropsychological Battery, etc and Psychometric Testing trained in hospital inpatient and outpatient department having expertise in Sexual Disorders, Personality Disorders, Mood Disorders, Anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Top Sex Therapist
® Certified & Verified
Duration: 50 Mins
Experience: 10+ Years
Dr Talat Fatema is a distinguished psychologist and sexologist with an extensive academic background. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Sexology, and a Ph.D. in Psychosexual Counseling and Sexology. Dr Fatema provides therapy and counseling to individuals, couples, families, and groups. She conducts comprehensive sexual health assessments and evaluations for individuals and couples. Her expertise includes treating sexual dysfunctions, relationship issues, and concerns related to sexual identity and orientation. She has collaborated with various hospitals and foundations throughout her career.
Many people delay seeking help because of discomfort, embarrassment, or the fear of being judged. Over time, this silence can increase stress, affect self-confidence, and create distance in relationships, even when the underlying issue is treatable.
Online therapy creates a more neutral space where you can speak at your own pace without pressure. Instead of avoiding the problem, you begin to understand it clearly and work through it with guided, professional support that stays focused on real change.
We were quite hesitant to start, but Dr. Fatema made the process feel very normal and easy to talk about.
Mr Atul explains things in a simple and respectful way, which made a big difference for us.
I didn’t even know how to start the conversation, but Dr. Fatema made it feel natural without forcing anything.
Sexual concerns are usually specific and repeat in patterns, not random. Many people experience ongoing issues that affect confidence, relationships, and daily mental space, even if they don’t talk about them openly.
We work with clearly defined problems such as:
Each concern is addressed with a focused, structured approach rather than general advice.
Living in a bustling city like Montreal definitely has its pros and cons. The lively atmosphere can be exciting, but it also brings a lot of stress and pressure. Balancing work and social life in such a fast-paced environment can take a toll on your mental well-being and even impact your sex life. In Montreal, men often face unique challenges that can affect their sexual health, such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, body image concerns, history of trauma or abuse, feelings of guilt, and worries about sexual performance. All these factors can play a role in men’s sexual health.
Sex therapy for men in Montreal commonly focuses on:
Sex therapy for women in Montreal addresses a variety of issues specific to females, taking into account psychological, physical, and relationship factors, as well as cultural influences. Women in Montreal often seek support for concerns that fall into three main categories:
These issues can be ongoing, developed over time, or related to specific circumstances or relationship dynamics. Additionally, physical conditions like pregnancy, surgery, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, nerve disorders, hormonal imbalances, and gynecological problems such as vulvovaginal atrophy, infections, or lichen sclerosis, can also impact sexual health.
Psychological factors like anxiety, depression, trauma, stress—especially related to your relationship with your partner—and concerns about marriage or relationship problems, may also have an impact on sexual health.
Couples sometimes face problems with their sex life that make them unhappy. Psychological, physical, or relationship problems can cause intimacy and couple sexual issues. Sex therapy for couples in Montreal helps by addressing these issues through conversation and finding ways to improve their sexual relationship.
Common Montreal couple sexual problems addressed in therapy include:
In therapy, couples can talk openly about these things and work on talking better and feeling closer. This helps them find ways to have a happier and closer sex life together.
Sex therapy in Montreal is welcoming to individuals and couples of all sexualities and gender identities. Our therapists are trained to support a wide range of experiences, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and other gender identities and sexual orientations. Many LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges from society and even from those close to them, which can affect their self-esteem and sexual well-being. These challenges may include discrimination, stigma, lack of acceptance, and misunderstanding.
Many people occasionally use pornography for masturbation or to enhance their sex lives. However, when the urge to watch porn becomes compulsive and consistently replaces sexual intimacy with your partner, it may indicate compulsive sexual behavior.
This excessive preoccupation with porn and masturbation can lead to spending too much time on these activities, which can impact relationships with partners, family, and friends. A healthy sex life is about finding balance!
If you feel that your porn use and masturbation habits have become overwhelmingly compulsive and you want to regain control, specialized sexual counseling can provide support and guidance.
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.
Sex therapy is not based on general advice or open-ended conversations. Each session follows a clear structure, starting with understanding the concern, identifying contributing psychological or relational factors, and then working on specific strategies to address them. The focus stays on measurable progress rather than vague discussion.
We use established therapeutic methods such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), sensate focus techniques, mindfulness-based approaches, and psychosexual education. These are applied based on your situation to help improve awareness, reduce anxiety, and build healthier patterns around intimacy and sexual response.
The first session focuses on understanding your concern in a clear and structured way. You are asked relevant questions about patterns, experiences, and any emotional or relational factors linked to the issue. There is no pressure to share everything at once, the pace is guided based on your comfort.
As sessions progress, the focus shifts to practical work. This may include behavioural exercises, communication techniques for couples, and specific strategies to reduce anxiety or improve response patterns. Each session builds on the previous one, with clear direction rather than open-ended conversation.
Online sex therapy follows the same structured methods used in in-person sessions. Techniques like CBT, behavioural exercises, and psychosexual education are applied in a similar way, with the only difference being the mode of communication. The effectiveness depends on consistency and active participation, not the format.
In many cases, people find it easier to open up in an online setting, especially for sensitive topics. This often leads to more honest conversations and better engagement with the process, which can support steady and measurable improvement over time.
Some FAQs related to sex therapy and counselling
Yes, Sex therapy can indeed benefit long-term relationships by addressing issues and enhancing intimacy.
Sex therapy can provide guidance and support for couples considering non-monogamous relationships by facilitating open communication and addressing concerns.
Sex therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment, but it can complement medical care by addressing psychological and emotional aspects of sexual health issues.
Yes, sex therapy can be beneficial in addressing and overcoming postpartum sexual challenges for new parents.
Sex therapy can indeed assist individuals in finding sexual fulfillment after menopause or age-related changes by addressing concerns and providing strategies.
Sex therapy can be beneficial for individuals and couples in long-distance relationships by addressing challenges and maintaining intimacy.
Yes, sex therapy can be effective in addressing the psychological and emotional aspects of erectile dysfunction, offering techniques and guidance to improve sexual function.
Sex therapy provides a confidential and non-judgmental environment to openly discuss sexual concerns, relationship dynamics, and intimacy issues.
Yes, individuals are welcome to seek sex therapy on their own to address personal sexual challenges, improve sexual confidence, or explore sexual well-being.
People seek sex therapy to address a wide range of sexual concerns, improve intimacy, navigate life transitions, and ultimately enhance their overall sexual well-being.
Yes, sex therapy has shown to be effective in addressing sexual challenges, enhancing intimate relationships, and promoting sexual satisfaction for individuals and couples.
At PsychiCare in Montreal, online sex therapy sessions cost $18 per 60 minutes, making it an accessible option for individuals seeking professional support.
Couples sex therapy involves addressing communication, emotional connection, and physical intimacy dynamics to strengthen the couple’s sexual relationship and overall connection.
Surrogate sex therapy involves guided, therapeutic intimate experiences led by a trained professional to address specific sexual concerns. It’s important to note that surrogate sex therapy is not offered at PsychiCare.
