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Know what to expect.

Talking about something personal can be a big step. Getting started shouldn't be complicated.

Here's what you need to know about consultations, fees and how it all works.

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Private online sexology consultations for men and couples.

Simple, transparent pricing.

Individual Consultation

$180 | 60 minutes​​

A private, one-to-one consultation to explore concerns involving your sexuality, sexual confidence, behaviour, intimacy or relationships.

Couples Consultation

$210 | 75 minutes​​

A joint consultation to better understand your sexual relationship, navigate differences and improve communication about sex and intimacy.

Note: Both initial and follow-up consultations are charged at the same rate. There are no compulsory packages or fixed numbers of appointments.

How it works. 

01. Choose your consultation.

Select an individual or couples appointment and find a suitable time. If you're unsure whether my services are right for you, you're welcome to enquire first.

02. Complete a short intake.

Before we meet, you'll receive some information and a confidential intake form. This helps me understand what brings you here and whether the consultation is appropriate for your needs.

03. Meet online.

We'll have a private video consultation where you can explain what's happening, ask questions and explore your concerns without judgement.

I'll provide relevant sexological education and practical guidance, drawing on evidence and your individual circumstances.

04. Decide what comes next.

We'll discuss what you've learned, any practical next steps and whether another consultation or support from a different professional would be useful.

Private consultations. Wherever you are.

 

All consultations are currently delivered online, so you can speak with me from somewhere you feel comfortable and have privacy.

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I'm based in Perth, Western Australia, and offer telehealth consultations across Australia where appropriate.

All you'll need is a reliable internet connection, a device with a camera and microphone, and a private space where you won't be interrupted.

A few things you might be wondering.

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Do I need a referral?

No. You can book a consultation directly without a referral from your GP or another health professional.

If your concern would benefit from medical or psychological assessment, I'll discuss the appropriate next steps with you.

 

Is this sex therapy?

My consultations are grounded in sexology, sexuality education and practical, evidence-informed guidance.

Where appropriate, I also draw on principles from approaches such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), helping you explore unhelpful thought patterns, better understand your emotions and make choices that align with your values.

While these approaches can inform our work together, my current services are distinct from formal psychotherapy or medical treatment.

If your concerns require more specialised support, I'll help you identify an appropriate professional.

 

Are Medicare rebates available?

No. Sexology consultations are privately funded and are not eligible for Medicare Better Access rebates.

 

Will our conversation be confidential?

Absolutely, your privacy is taken seriously.

Your personal information is handled in accordance with my privacy policy and applicable legal and professional obligations.

Any limits to confidentiality will be explained as part of the consent process.

 

How many sessions will I need?

There's no predetermined number.

Some people may find one consultation useful, while others benefit from further appointments.

We'll discuss what's appropriate for your circumstances, and the decision to continue is always yours.

 

What if I'm not sure this is right for me?

That's completely fine.

You're welcome to get in touch with a brief description of what you're looking for, and we can establish whether my services may be appropriate or whether another professional would be better placed to help.

Take the next step.

You don't need to know exactly what to say or have everything figured out before reaching out.

If something about your sex life or relationship has been concerning you, a conversation can be a good place to start.

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