Overview
Welcome to our health facility! Our dedicated team of therapists is committed to providing you with comprehensive services in the areas of sex therapy, sexuality and identity therapy, and relationship, marriage, and family therapy. We understand that these are sensitive topics, and we want to assure you that we provide a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to share their thoughts and issues.
Our sex therapy service aims to help individuals and couples improve their sexual health and overcome sexual dysfunctions. Our sexuality and identity therapy service aims to support individuals in exploring and understanding their sexual and gender identities, while our relationship, marriage, and family therapy service aims to improve communication and strengthen relationships among couples and families.
We are passionate about promoting healthy relationships and believe in providing individualized treatment plans that are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. We are committed to providing a caring and confidential environment where clients can discover new insights and grow together. Thank you for choosing us as your partner in health and wellness.
Hospital Facilities
- Psychiatrists
- Physicians
- Social workers and Counsellors
- Physiotherapists
- Massage therapist
- Community mental health nurses
- Registered nurses
- Psychologist
- Nurse practitioners
- Peer health education
Awards & Recognitions
- The American Psychological Association International Humanitarian Award
- The Dr. Lynda Younghusband Counselling Award
- The CCPA Practice-Based Counselling and Psychotherapy Research Award
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FAQs
What is sex therapy?
Sex therapy is a form of counseling that helps individuals and couples with sexual problems or concerns.
What kinds of issues can sex therapy help with?
Sex therapy can help with a wide range of issues, including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low sex drive, painful sex, difficulty reaching orgasm, sexual anxiety, and relationship issues related to sex.
What happens in a sex therapy session?
Sex therapy sessions can vary depending on the therapist’s approach and the client’s needs. Often, the sessions will involve discussions about sexual problems or concerns, education about sexuality and sexual health, and exercises or homework assignments to practice new sexual behaviors or techniques.
What is sexuality and identity therapy?
Sexuality and identity therapy is a form of counseling that helps individuals explore and understand their sexual identity and orientation.
What kinds of issues can sexuality and identity therapy help with?
Sexuality and identity Therapy can help with a variety of issues related to sexual identity and orientation, including coming out, understanding and exploring one’s sexual attractions and desires, and exploring gender identity.
What happens in a sexuality and identity therapy session?
In a sexuality and identity therapy session, the therapist and client will engage in open and honest discussions about the client’s feelings and experiences related to their sexual identity and orientation. The sessions may include education about sexuality and gender identity, exploration of the client’s values and beliefs around sex and sexuality, and exploration of past experiences or traumas that may have impacted the client’s sexual identity.
What are relationship, marriage, and family therapy?
Relationship, marriage, and family therapy is a form of counseling that helps individuals, couples, and families improve their relationships, resolve conflicts, and strengthen communication.
What kinds of issues can relationship, marriage, and family therapy help with?
Relationship, marriage, and family therapy can help with a range of issues, including communication problems, infidelity, trust issues, conflicts with in-laws, and struggles with parenting.
What happens in a relationship, marriage, or family therapy session?
In a relationship, marriage, or family therapy session, the therapist will work with the client or clients to identify the issues that are causing difficulties in the relationship and will help them develop strategies for improving communication and resolving conflicts. The sessions may include interventions such as role-playing, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and homework assignments to practice new skills outside of therapy.