At ICW, we understand that intimate relationships can be difficult to navigate. It’s often through our closest relationships that we learn more about ourselves, including what we need and/or desire, where we hurt and remain fearful, and where we may have room to grow. Relationships of all kinds - whether that’s with a romantic partner or multiple partners, with yourself, within sexual or other intimate relationships, or with close friends, roommates, etc. - can be meaningful and have a significant impact on mental health and well-being. Intimacy can occur in relationships through emotional, mental/intellectual, physical/sexual, and/or spiritual connection - all of which can be explored through counseling focused on sex and intimacy. Whether you are looking to deepen experiences of connection and intimacy in your life, or process and repair experiences of disconnection and lack of intimacy, counseling focused on intimate relationships can help you gain more clarity and understanding around your relationship life. 

Sex, intimacy, connection, and relationships in general can be explored through counseling as an individual, with a partner, or with multiple others. Relationally-focused therapy can be a safe space to explore what sex and intimacy mean for you, navigate conversations and experiences surrounding sex and intimacy, and explore your needs and desires, as an individual or within close relationship(s). If you’re interested in bringing healing, awareness, and positive change into your intimate relationship life, or have any questions about exploring intimacy in counseling, please contact us today.