Question 1

What is Sexology?

Accepted Answer

Sexology is the scientific study of human sexuality, encompassing its biological, psychological, cultural, and social dimensions. As defined by the World Health Organization, sexual health is a state of physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being in relation to sexuality — not merely the absence of disease, dysfunction, or infirmity. Sexology looks at the whole person: how conditioning, physiology, relationships, and societal norms intersect to shape your lived erotic experience.

Question 2

What is the difference between coaching and therapy?

Accepted Answer

Coaching is primarily forward-focused, goal-oriented, and centred on skill-building, belief deconstruction, and somatic self-regulation. While our work is primarily coaching, therapeutic integration and processing may be integrated into our sessions. I am qualified to provide therapeutic support within my scope; however, if your needs fall outside my professional scope of practice, I can connect you with trusted clinical specialists.

Question 3

How does somatic work (like TRE®) actually work online?

Accepted Answer

The ultimate goal of somatic work is to empower you with tools and techniques you can confidently use on your own, long after our sessions end. Virtual somatic can be highly effective. During our online sessions, I guide you step-by-step through movement and tremor-release exercises while observing your body's responses on screen. Doing this work in the comfort of your own familiar space often allows your nervous system to feel significantly safer, opening the door for deeper self-regulation. You remain in total control of the pace at all times.

Question 4

What don't you do? (Scope boundaries)

Accepted Answer

I am transparent about my ethical boundaries and my practical training and experience: no hands-on touch and no nudity — all sessions are strictly non-touch and fully clothed; adults only — I do not work with anyone under the age of 18; no diagnosing or treating mental health disorders — I am not a medical doctor or psychiatrist. While I provide specialised sexological support, when appropriate I will refer you to medical or clinical specialists.

Question 5

How do we handle time zones and scheduling?

Accepted Answer

My practice is structured specifically for global clients across international time zones. All available appointment slots automatically convert to your local time zone, making booking seamless no matter where you are based in the world.

Question 6

What technology do I need for our sessions?

Accepted Answer

All you need is a reliable internet connection, a laptop or tablet with a working camera, a private room where you won't be interrupted, and enough floor space to lay down comfortably for somatic integration.

Question 7

Is my privacy and confidentiality protected online?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. Your personal details, session notes, and intake forms are held with strict confidentiality and stored on secure platforms.

Question 8

Is this space inclusive of all identities and relationship styles?

Accepted Answer

100%. This is a radically non-judgmental container where cis, trans, gender-fluid, straight, queer, single, partnered, and polyamorous individuals are completely welcomed. Whether your path leans conservative, kinky, or anywhere in between, your identity, boundaries, and desires are valid, respected, and allowed to evolve.

Question 9

What happens during the free Discovery Call?

Accepted Answer

The 20-minute discovery call is a relaxed, zero-pressure conversation via phone or video. We will discuss what you are seeking support with, address any questions you have about the process, and explore whether my approach aligns with your goals.

Honest answers to the questions people most often ask.

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