Diana Goss

Sex Therapy

An active sex life is supposed to be an enjoyable and very important part of a healthy relationship. However, many people have sexual problems at some point in their lives, and call upon some sort of sex therapy.

There are lots of physical and pyschological reasons why this happens, including stress, illness, family pressures and work commitments. Sex therapy is provided completely confidentially and all the work is done fully clothed!

Sex therapy is by its nature a very sensitive treatment, and must include respect for the clients values and be completely non-judgmental.

Sex Therapist

DIANA GOSS - a genuine sex therapist, has both extensive biological and psychological training, and will be able to demonstrate extensive post-graduate training specifically within the areas of sexual function, dysfunction, sex counselling and sex therapy. Diana has 18 years experience working as a sex therapist. and 2 years clinical experience for registration as a sex therapist

Relationship Counsellor

Another essential requirement to be met is ... your therapist must demonstrate expertise as a relationship counsellor. That is, the therapist should also be a skilled marital / relationship counsellor. In order to work effectively with sexual problems the sex therapist must be able to work effectively with non-sexual relationships as well.

Relationship Counselling

Sexual behaviour does not occur in a vacuum - it occurs within a relationship! The total relationship must, therefore, be accurately evaluated and treated by a relationship counselling expert. Relationship counselling by a counsellor who is trained solely in one to one counselling will be limited in this respect. A therapist who is registered with the British Association of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (BASRT) would demonstrate a thorough training in relationship counselling