Collaborative Sexual Healthcare
Sexual health and intimacy are closely connected to physical health, hormonal changes, emotional wellbeing, and relationships. I collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive support for individuals and couples navigating sexual health concerns, intimacy challenges, and relationship difficulties.
PSYCHOSEXUAL & RELATIONAL SUPPORT THAT COMPLIMENTS MEDICAL CARE
When to refer
Consider referring patients who are experiencing:
Sexual pain, erectile concerns, or performance anxiety
Changes in sexual desire, arousal, or satisfaction
Menopause, aging, and hormonal changes affecting intimacy
Sexual health and intimacy following cancer treatment
Emotional disconnection or mismatched desire between partners
Sexual shame, anxiety, or distress
Infertility-related emotional and relationship challenges
Support is available for individuals and couples, including those whose relationship concerns are unrelated to a medical diagnosis.
Collaborative care
Gynecologists & Urologists
Sexual health concerns often involve both physical and psychological factors. I support patients navigating sexual pain, erectile changes, performance anxiety, changes in desire, and the emotional and relational impact of these experiences.
Oncologists
Cancer treatment and fertility challenges can affect sexual identity, body image, intimacy, and relationships. I help individuals and couples navigate these changes, address emotional distress, and reconnect with themselves and one another.
Other Healthcare Professionals
I also collaborate with endocrinologists, psychiatrists, pelvic health specialists, functional medicine physicians, and other healthcare providers whose patients may benefit from additional support around sexual health, intimacy, and relationships.
Therapy and coaching availability
Psychotherapy | Texas
Online sexual health, relationship, and trauma therapy for individuals and couples throughout Texas.
Relationship & Intimacy Coaching | Nationwide
Practical, individualized support for adults and partners seeking to navigate changes in intimacy and develop more satisfying emotional and erotic connections.
Coaching is distinct from psychotherapy and is not a substitute for mental health treatment when clinically indicated.
Professional Collaborations
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Karolyn Skalany, MD
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Miiko Rowley, MD
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Darwin Ruiz
I value interdisciplinary relationships that support comprehensive, patient-centered care.
LET’S COLLABORATE
Supporting your patients beyond medical care.
Connect with me to discuss patient referrals and opportunities for collaborative care.