Sex Therapy

Talking about sex and all the things related to sex can be hard. Many of us never grew up with the language, the tools, or the comfort to be curious about our own sexuality - let alone how it affects us in relationships. My goal with sex therapy is help demystify all the parts of sex that are hard to talk about. Sex may also be easy for you to talk about, but maybe you need a judgement free space to process all the information, questions or needs when it comes to sexual practices.

I offer evidence-based and creative approaches to help address a wide range of sexual health and wellness concerns. As a sexual health therapist, my goal is to help clients explore all the different facets of your sexuality, desire, identity and more.

Like my traditional therapy services, I serve both individuals and couples (relationships) in the Greater Baltimore, Maryland Area and Florida. I have both in-person and online sex therapy options to suit your comfort and needs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sex Therapy.

    • Performance: Erectile dysfunction (ED) help, premature ejaculation (PE), performance anxiety, painful intercourse (i.e. dyspareunia, vulvodynia, or vaginismus)

    • Desire: Low libido, mismatched sex drives, loss of intimacy, desire discrepancy, hormonal concerns affecting libido (ie. PMOS (formerly PCOS), Perimenopause, Menopause, Postpartum etc.)

    • Identity: LGBTQ+ affirming therapy, gender identity support, “coming out” processing

    • Trauma & Recovery: Sexual trauma recovery, postpartum intimacy, healing after infidelity, out of control sexual behaviors (some might refer to as “sex addiction”)

    • Couples: All of the concerns named above that could affect a couple/relationship; navigating ENM/poly relationships

    • Exploring kink, BDSM, and other alternative sex practices or behaviors not otherwise mentioned

    This list is not exhaustive.

  • The short answer: there are not a lot of differences. Where sex therapy can differ from regular therapy is mainly the topics of discussion. I want clients to have a free and open space to explore sexual wellness topics without shame or guilt. We may discuss things outside of your sexual wellness in sex therapy, but my hope is that it will all apply to your sexual being or to your relationship(s).

  • I serve adult individuals and couples (18 yo+) in the state of Maryland (or with the ability to travel to the state of Maryland) and Florida (telehealth only).

    You can learn more about my “ideal clients” in my About Diana page.

  • I am a Certified Sex Therapist with AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) which is a rigorous, multi year credentialing process which includes trainings, intensive clinical supervision requirements and demonstrated proficiency in core knowledge areas as it pertains to sexual health and wellness.

    I attended the University of Michigan Sexual Health Certificate Program (completion in 2025) - which is a 165 hour live continuing education program. It is generally considered the gold standard in sexuality professional education.

    I am also in a monthly clinical consultation group with Dr. Hani Miletski (AASECT certified sex therapist) and colleagues.

    I am a dedicated learner to help my clients and always want to help myself show up as the strongest clinician for you.

  • I offer any potential client (individuals or couples) a complimentary confidential 15-30 minute consultation phone call. The goal of this call is to get to know about what you are seeking in your therapy services. Consider it a low stakes phone call (with no strings attached) for me to get to you know you and you to get to know me. Follow the link to my CONTACT page to connect.

Couples sex therapy session focusing on emotional intimacy and communication.

Fees & Insurance

Individual Counseling Session Rate: $225 (60 minute intake session,
45 minute follow-up sessions)

Couples (relationship) Counseling Session Rate: $450 (3 hour intake session,
$400, 90 minute follow-up sessions)

**Session rates do not vary for traditional therapy versus sex specific therapy.

Important Note: I am an “Out Of Network” (OON) practitioner. That means that I do not accept insurance or work directly with insurance companies. Your services may be eligible for reimbursement. I can provide you with the documentation needed for reimbursement (typically called a “SuperBill”). You may choose to use a tool like THRIZER to help with the reimbursement process and instantly check your OON benefits (no obligation required). You may also contact your insurance provider to determine what OON benefits you may have. 

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