It’s very normal. In fact, studies show that about 40% of women and 30% of men experience some form of sexual dysfunction or difficulty in their lives. On top of that, pretty much everyone has questions or insecurities at some point. You are absolutely not alone. Many people just don’t talk openly about it, so it may feel like you’re the only one – but behind closed doors, millions are dealing with the same thing. The good news: because these issues are common, there are well-researched solutions for them. There is no shame in seeking help; it’s analogous to seeing a physiotherapist for a sports injury or a counselor for stress – just another aspect of health.

The first consultation is mainly a conversation. We’ll gather your history – asking questions about your health, lifestyle, and the specific concerns that brought you in. We create a relaxed environment for this talk. If your issue is physical, a medical provider might do a gentle exam (for example, checking pelvic muscle tone or a quick genital exam) only if needed and with your consent. We might also have you fill out some questionnaires to better understand your symptoms. By the end of this visit, we will explain our findings in plain language and outline a proposed plan. You’ll have time to ask questions and together we’ll agree on next steps. There’s no pressure to commit to anything on the spot. Many clients say they leave the first consult feeling relieved – just having a plan and someone who listens can be a huge stress reducer.

Yes, 100% confidential. We take privacy very seriously. All our staff members sign strict confidentiality agreements. We never release any information about you to anyone without your explicit consent (unless required by law in rare situations, like immediate safety risks). Our appointment system and medical records are secure and private. If you’re worried about running into someone in the waiting room, know that we schedule to minimize overlap and our clinic signage is subtle. For added discretion, some clients choose virtual consultations (see our Virtual Services section). Rest assured, your privacy is safe with us – our reputation depends on it, and more importantly, it’s our ethical duty.