Your path to more love, better sex, and deeper intimacy

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Welcome to LSI Therapy

A safe place to talk about the physical and emotional challenges of sex and relationships.

We’re surrounded by messages telling us what love, sex and intimacy should look like. It makes it harder to ask for help when things go wrong. And, from painful sex to affairs, they often do.

But you don’t have to navigate these complex, tender experiences alone. Talk to someone who will listen without judgement and provide the support you need to make things better.

Psychosexual & Relationship Therapy gently moves you towards deeper self-awareness, understanding and self-acceptance. From there, it’s easier to create the kind of authentic connections you really want.

My name is Olivia (she/her), a certified Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist. I offer inclusive, trauma-informed talking therapy to individuals and couples of all genders and sexual orientations.

Chances are you weren’t taught much about how to have a great relationships, or good sex. You probably had to work it out for yourself. Then, when things went wrong, you’ve probably blamed yourself, or your partner(s).

If you don’t have the sex or relationship you want, and don’t know what to do about it, that’s where I can help.

Working together

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    YOUR FREE DISCOVERY CALL

    Not sure whether therapy is for you? This a simple way to find out. No pressure, no obligation. Just 30 minutes on Zoom to talk, ask questions and see how it feels.

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    PSYCHOSEXUAL THERAPY

    If you’re in a tangle around sex or your sexuality. If you’re feeling confused or ashamed, lost or in pain, talking to a psychosexual therapist can help you get to the heart of the matter - and heal it.

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    RELATIONSHIP THERAPY

    Gently, and with full support, learn how to rebuild lost connection, navigate complex feelings, and find new ways of relating. Come alone or with a partner. May be combined with psychosexual therapy.

How Sex & Relationship therapy can help

  • IMPROVING COMMUNICATION

    Reduce the risk of misunderstandings and disconnection. Use this space to learn the invaluable art of sharing authentically and listening with empathy.

  • REDUCING PAIN DURING SEX

    Explore the emotional and relational factors that could be making vaginal, vulval, anal, penile, or pelvic pain worse. (Always combined with GP support.)

  • REBALANCING MISMATCHED DESIRE

    Make sense of changes in desire and find ways to reconnect authentically and deeply, even when your sexual needs differ.

  • SUPPORTING PHYSICAL CHANGES

    Menopause, pregnancy, aging, illness, or surgery can all affect your relationship with sex - but it doesn’t have to be at the expense of pleasure and connection.

  • REBUILDING TRUST AFTER AN AFFAIR

    Infidelity or betrayal can shake a relationship’s foundations. With care and clarity, trust can be rebuilt - or peace found in parting healthily.

  • REDUCING CONFLICT

    Don’t let arguments drive a wedge between you. Learn how to recover from ruptures more quickly and move towards mutual understanding instead.

  • EMBRACING YOUR LGBTQIA+ IDENTITY

    If you don’t identify with the cis-het way of living and loving, let’s explore a more authentic, expansive expression of who you are.

  • HEALING AFTER ABUSE OR TRAUMA

    Sexual trauma can leave deep imprints - but with time and the right support, you can define intimacy and safety on your own terms.

  • NAVIGATING ERECTILE DIFFICULTIES

    Erections are influenced by more than biology. Exploring the emotional and relational factors can ease performance anxiety and restore confidence.

  • EXPLORING NEW WAYS OF RELATING

    Not everyone wants monogamy and sometimes kinky feels best. BDSM and ethical non-monogamy can be life changing. Find out how to do them well.

  • INCREASING ORGASMIC POTENTIAL

    If you don’t orgasm but you want to, we can look at the many ways your body can experience total pleasure, with or without ‘The Big O’.

  • ADDRESSING DISRUPTIVE PORN USE

    If porn is affecting your sex life or relationships, together we can work out why and help you regain a sense of balance.

  • ENDING YOUR RELATIONSHIP

    Letting go of love can be painful and confusing. Take time to think about what you need and grieve the loss, so you can move towards a healthy closure.

  • REDUCING SHAME, GUILT OR ANXIETY

    Sex is deeply personal. That can make us feel very vulnerable - but difficult emotions don’t have to define who you are or how you love.

  • INCREASING INTIMACY

    Your relationship may be new or well-established. Either way, more closeness and passion are still possible if you both want more.

What my clients say about me

"Olivia is deeply compassionate and caring and she challenges from a place of being ambitious about how you can move from where you are to a more fulfilling and alive future."

— Mike

“The level of commitment and personal attention that Olivia brings to each engagement makes for a quality experience.”

— Martin