Why We Need to Talk About Sex
Many people grow up receiving the message that sex is something to keep quiet about—or something to feel shame, embarrassment, or guilt around. Whether it’s from family, culture, religion, media, or past experiences, these messages can make it hard to talk openly about sex, even in therapy. The result? People often carry a lifetime of unanswered questions, unmet needs, and silent struggles when it comes to sexuality. In my practice, we do things differently. Sex is a natural, important, and deeply personal part of life. It’s connected to pleasure, identity, intimacy, communication, connection, and vulnerability. And yet, for many people,…


