Nocona Therapists specializing in Sexual Problems

Kaitlyn Nelson

In my work, I have encountered many clients who are struggling with the emotional and psychological aspects of sex and intimacy. I believe that sexuality is a fundamental part of the human experience, and that it is important for therapists to be able to address these issues in a thoughtful and non-judgmental way. As I continue my training, I am particularly interested in exploring the intersection of sex therapy and other mental health concerns, such as grief, trauma, and relationship issues.

Online Therapy

Cheri L. Hausmann

Clients who seek my services are looking to uncover the truth of their life path and relational dynamics in order to move into a more conscious way of being. I am a psychoanalyst candidate, licensed psychotherapist, graduate historian-philosopher; I utilize an insight-based psychoanalytic modality in treatment applications. Specialty areas include existential crisis, life transitions, grief, anxiety, major depression, purpose, family conflict, sexuality, & spirituality.

Dennis Patrick Smith

First, I am passionate about helping others with any form of trauma, and am trained/experienced in EMDR. Clients have included individual adults, medical professionals, first- responders & their spouse/partner, teachers, business owners, active military and veterans, adolescents with school concerns and/or college/career/life needs, sex workers, individuals wanting help with relationship issues including dating, courtship, marriage, divorce, and other relational issues

Online Therapy

Shaneé Hucks

Most of my clients are wanting to experience greater intimacy, safety, trust, and emotional connection. However, problems arise when major events, such as infidelity or trauma, undermine trust or our ability to connect. Most commonly, clients get caught by negative reciprocal patterns that keep them feeling stuck. I help clients to understand these patterns, have meaningful conversations in session, and regain the connection necessary to overcome past hurts.

Online Therapy

Farrah Bonnot

Do your experiences, relationships, sexual orientation or gender identity make the search for a mental health professional difficult? Are there times or situations where you'd like a helping hand, but feel overwhelmed explaining your background to someone who may not understand? I know what that feels like. My passion lies in helping survivors of trauma and I am deeply invested in serving LGBTQIA+, polyam, consensual non-monogamy (ENM), Kink, sex workers, and all sexual minority communities.

Online Therapy

Drew Driver

If you feel unable to control your unwanted sexual behaviors, despite your best efforts, and it has put significant strain on relationships, family, job, and your life: I see you. I have walked the road you are on successfully, and look forward sharing the way through with you. I serve clients from the belief that your struggles do not diminish your value as a person, and there is no shame or blame in my process.

Online Therapy

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Online Therapy

The Couch Therapy

Are you experiencing feelings of heaviness and overwhelm? Is your relationship on the rocks and plagued with conflict? Our practice helps people learn how to cope with pain and discomfort, and move towards healing and connection. Our goal is to empower you to feel brave enough to do the hard work of understanding and making sense of your pain and your past. We will provide you with the experience of being heard, walking through your story and finding peace.

Online Therapy

Brandon Arnold

Too often we encounter stress and challenges in our lives that we struggle to meet and resolve in healthy and constructive ways. As a result, we can become isolated and lonely, panicked, and anxious by stress or circumstance that threaten to overwhelm us, or sometimes just “stuck” and unsatisfied. Perhaps our old ways of coping with life are no longer as helpful as they once were. We may feel unhappy with ourselves, where we are, and the things we do.

Online Therapy