Sex & Intimacy
Are you feeling like you always have less and less time for your relationship?
Are you too burnt-out to see your sexual connection with your spouse
as anything more than just another chore or obligation?
Are anger, resentment or the urge to withdraw from your partner keeping you
from being receptive to touch or generously offering touch and affection?
If this feels familiar, you're not alone.
Unfortunately, 3 out of every 4 couples we work with face the same struggles -
navigating parenthood, shifting roles, chronic fatigue,
and the constant demands of being "on" for everyone else,
while yearning for a deeper connection with their partner.
Parenthood doesn't have to
mean the end of intimacy
Parenthood often brings incredible joy,
but it can also leave your relationship feeling like it’s taking a backseat.
The good news? It doesn’t have to be this way.
Your connection with your partner is essential—not just for your relationship but for
your emotional well-being and ability to parent as a team.
Our mission is to help you prioritize your bond, no matter how hectic life gets.
With the right guidance and support, you can restore an intimate connection that
sustains and nourishes both of you.
Our Approach
We specialize in working with couples facing challenges related to intimacy and sexuality.
Some common concerns we address include:
Barriers to sexual expression and satisfaction
Painful intercourse or physical discomfort
Shifts in sexuality during the transition to parenthood
Navigating intimacy after illness or surgery
Discrepancies or fluctuations in desire in long-term relationships
Through personalized support, we help couples rediscover not only the physical side of intimacy
but the emotional and energetic connection that makes it meaningful.
Your erotic life is more than just the act of sex.
It's a reflection of your hopes, expectations, fears, and struggles.
It’s a space where you can explore vulnerability, creativity, and connection
in ways that energize and inspire you.
When couples restore their intimate connection, they often feel more loved and supported,
parent more effectively as a team, gain confidence and emotional resilience,
and become a living example of loving connection for their children.
We’ve seen firsthand how small, intentional changes can reignite intimacy
and create a stronger, more vibrant connection.
If you’re ready to break free from burnout and resentment,
rediscover pleasure and connection in your relationship,
and show your children what a loving partnership looks like,
we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Don’t let the demands of life keep you from the intimacy you deserve
.
Let us help you build a connection that sustains, excites, and nourishes you - both as partners and as parents.
We offer confidential, online therapy sessions from the comfort of your own couch!
We use a platform called SimplePractice, which includes a video-call application, that's designed specifically for therapy practices. It's fully encrypted and HIPAA-compliant to keep your privacy preserved and your sessions confidential.
At this time, we can only serve residents of New Jersey and New York.
Insurance Reimbursement
We are an out-of-network provider, which means that we do not bill insurance companies directly.
Your therapy services may be eligible for reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits, medical spending or health care savings accounts.
We can provide you with a monthly superbill, which you can submit to your medical insurance carrier for reimbursement.
Out-of-network benefits cover psychotherapy with the licensed therapist you choose. Authorization is not required and our work together is not managed by a third party. All treatment decisions are made solely between us, based on your individual needs.
There are many benefits to seeking therapy on an out-of-network basis. Insurance companies require regular treatment plans to be submitted by their in-network providers in order to continue authorizing sessions. Retroactive decisions about what they cover often lead to unanticipated balances billed to patients. Finally, insurance companies regularly audit in-network psychotherapists' records, further compromising confidentiality.
Obtaining psychotherapy on an out-of-network basis avoids the issues that compromise confidentiality and autonomy of treatment. If you have any questions or concerns, we are happy to help you navigate them so you can determine if your insurance company will cover our work together.