wellbeing for every body
COUNSELLOR + SEXOLOGIST
IN HIGHTON GEELONG
& TELEHEALTH AUS-WIDE
PsychoSexologist & Counsellor
GD.Sex, M.Couns, MSAS, M.A.C.A.(Level 2)
Stacey is an accredited counsellor and sexologist who works with people wanting healthy connections with others or self.
For individuals – She can help explore anxiety, depression, trauma, grief or just be a sounding board for life’s challenges. Stacey uses parts work including IFS and accelerated eye-movement therapy (ART). Stacey is also trained in Schema and ACT therapies.
For couples/relationships – Stacey can help you explore relationship distress, communication, intimacy, pleasure and sexual difficulties. Poly, open and CNM relationships are most welcome.
For Every Body – Stacey aims to give balanced advice in a non-judgemental setting. As an LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent friendly and non-touch therapist, Stacey creates a safe space where you can enhance your relationships and make life more rewarding.
“I want to want sex”
“I thought painful sex was normal”
“I’m embarrased about my erections”
“We don’t know how to communicate”
“We need support in opening up our relationship”
Let’s get started
What is the difference between sexology & relationship counselling?
Sexology specific counselling is for people or relationships where sex, intimacy or desire is the primary issue.
For those in relationships, if communication is great, your values align, there is trust, attunement/turning towards, no betrayal, your parenting-styles and/or life-goals align, then sexology-specific sessions will be the better fit for you.
If not, or you’re not sure, then we will start with relationship counselling, and if everything seems great, except for sex and/or intimacy, then we will proceed to sexology-only sessions. If other things are discovered as areas to work on, we will start with relationship counselling, and then shift to sexology later on.
To book for relationships – Select an 80 minute appointment.
For individuals, if sex, desire or intimacy is an issue for you, and/or you have a partner but are not yet ready to involve them, then we can commence with sexology-specific sessions, and involve your partner later if they agree to join.
To book an individual – Select a 50 minute appointment.
You are welcome to email me questions. stacey@everybodysexology.com.au
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Blog: Cosy couch reads…
Sexual intimacy is a crucial aspect of many relationships, yet discomfort during sex is a common issue that many individuals face. Communicating about this discomfort can be challenging.
Have you ever set aside time to explore your own body and touch it in a way that truly makes you feel connected and nurtured with yourself?
For those with vaginas and vulvas, sex can be painful. So painful, that despite enjoying the intimacy with a partner, they don’t enjoy having sex. But there is an ever bigger issue at play. Many aren’t talking about it.