Sex can be a scary topic to discuss, but it's an important part of life. Take the stigma out of sexual health by speaking to a trained, understanding sex therapist at Juno Counseling and Wellness.
Whether you're facing a personal challenge or navigating something in the context of a relationship, sex therapy can help you feel more comfortable in yourself and more connected with your partner. We work with clients looking for sex therapy in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, throughout West Palm Beach and the greater Palm Beach area, both in person and through private virtual sessions.
We understand it can feel challenging or embarrassing to talk about sex. That's exactly why our trained sex therapists are here—to help you navigate this topic with ease, without judgment, and at your own pace.
What Sex Therapy Can Help With
Sex therapy—sometimes referred to more broadly as sex counseling—can address a wide range of concerns, including:
- Sexual dissatisfaction
- Sexual differences between partners
- Anorgasmia (delayed, infrequent, or absent orgasms)
- Pain during sex
- Sex-related trauma
- Erectile dysfunction
- Sex and aging
- Fetishes
- Polyamory
- Sex addiction
- Pornography addiction
You don't have to figure out which therapist is right for you. Tell us what you need, and we'll match you.
Sex Counseling for Couples and Marriages
Many of the clients we see are couples looking for marriage sex counseling or support for a sexless marriage. It's common for intimacy to shift over the course of a relationship—due to stress, health changes, mismatched desire, or simply years of unspoken frustration. A sex therapist can help both partners understand what's happening, rebuild communication around intimacy, and reconnect physically and emotionally.
We also offer intimacy counseling for couples who aren't necessarily experiencing a specific sexual dysfunction but want to deepen their connection, rebuild trust after a breach, or simply feel more at ease being physically and emotionally close to one another again.
Private Sex Therapy Consultations
If you're not ready to dive into ongoing therapy, we also offer private sex therapy consultations—a lower-commitment way to ask questions, get oriented, and decide what kind of support makes sense for you. This can be a good starting point, whether you're navigating a specific concern or simply want a confidential space to talk about your therapy for sex life more broadly, without pressure.
Sexual Wellness Therapy
Sex therapy isn't only about addressing problems—it's also about building a healthier, more fulfilling relationship with your body and your sexuality over time. Our approach to sexual wellness therapy blends clinical expertise with genuine compassion, helping clients feel more confident, present, and at ease with intimacy, whether they're single, partnered, or navigating a major life transition.
You don't have to figure out which therapist is right for you. Tell us what you need, and we'll match you.
Is Sex Therapy Different from Regular Couples Counseling?
Yes. General couples counseling often focuses on communication, conflict, and relationship dynamics broadly. Sex therapy specifically addresses the sexual and intimate dimension of a relationship (or of an individual's life), often alongside—not instead of—general counseling when needed.
Sex Therapy in Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, and Beyond
Our team of sex therapists proudly serves clients across Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, and the surrounding Palm Beach community. Whether you're looking for in-person sessions close to home or the flexibility of virtual care, we're here to help you find the right fit.
If you're ready to talk—whether about a specific issue or just to explore where to start—reach out to schedule a consultation with one of our sex therapists today.
Does Insurance Cover Sex Therapy?
Coverage varies by provider and plan. We recommend checking directly with our office and your insurance carrier about your specific benefits, as some plans cover sex therapy under standard mental health benefits while others don't.
Frequently Asked Questions Before a Sex Therapy Consultation
Is what I share in sex therapy confidential?
Of course. Sex therapy is held to the same confidentiality standards as any other form of counseling. What you share stays between you and your therapist, with the same limited legal exceptions that apply to all therapy (such as risk of harm to yourself or others). You never have to share more than you're comfortable with, and you set the pace.
Do I need to bring my partner, or can I go alone?
Either is completely fine. Some clients come in individually to work through a personal concern, while others attend as a couple. You're welcome to start on your own and decide later whether to involve a partner—there's no requirement either way.
Will my therapist make me do anything uncomfortable in session?
No. Sex therapy is talk-based, not physical. Nothing happens in session beyond conversation—no physical exams, demonstrations, or exercises are performed in the room. Any at-home exercises a therapist might suggest are always optional and discussed in advance.
What if I feel too embarrassed to talk about this?
That's one of the most common concerns we hear, and it's completely normal. Sex therapists are specifically trained to create a nonjudgmental space for these conversations. Most clients find that the anxiety about the first session is harder than the session itself—and it tends to ease quickly once you realize your therapist has heard it all before.
Is sex therapy only for people with a "problem"?
Not at all. While many people come in to address a specific concern, others come simply to build confidence, deepen intimacy with a partner, or better understand their own needs and desires. There's no threshold of severity required to benefit from sex therapy.
Is sex therapy LGBTQ+ inclusive?
Yes. Our therapists work with clients of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and relationship structures, including non-monogamous and polyamorous relationships, in an affirming and judgment-free environment.
Can I do sex therapy virtually?
Yes, we offer virtual sessions in addition to in-person appointments at our Palm Beach Gardens location, giving clients throughout Jupiter and the broader Palm Beach area flexibility in how they attend.
How long does sex therapy typically take?
This varies widely depending on the concern and the individual or couple. Some clients see meaningful progress in a handful of sessions, while others prefer ongoing, longer-term support. Your therapist will work with you to set expectations and check in on progress along the way.
You don't have to figure out which therapist is right for you. Tell us what you need, and we'll match you.
