Talk about sex and intimacy without shame or judgment.
MindSeed matches you with a therapist who’s comfortable and experienced with sex and intimacy concerns, so you can talk openly about something most people are never given space to discuss.
- ✓A judgment-free space for desire, intimacy, identity, and connection.
- ✓Affirming care for all bodies, orientations, relationships, and identities.
- ✓Secure online sessions from the privacy of your own space.
No concern is too small or too awkward. We’ll help you find the right therapist to talk to.
Meet Our Therapists
We match you with a therapist who’s experienced, affirming, and at ease with sex and intimacy concerns — so the conversation feels safe from the start.
Sarah Siddiqui
An associate member of the Association of Sex Therapy in Ontario (ASTO), with eight years as a sex educator before psychotherapy. Affirming of queer, transgender, non-monogamous, kink-involved, and sex-working clients. Draws on EFT, Gestalt, DBT, and Solution-Focused work, grounded in attachment theory.
Keri-Ann Brunson
Years of experience across hospital, community, and private practice supporting individuals and couples. Draws on EFT, DBT, CBT, and Solution-Focused approaches in a warm, non-judgmental space.
Tamara Morton
Nearly two decades in nursing and mental health, blending CBT, DBT, and CPT with somatic and attachment-based work. Grounded, compassionate, and direct.
A whole team trained for this conversation.
Sex and intimacy are part of mental health — but few clinicians are trained to discuss them with ease. At MindSeed, we provide ongoing sex therapy training and consultation across our team, so more of our clinicians can hold these conversations with comfort, current knowledge, and respect.
Clinicians like Sarah bring focused training and ASTO membership in sex therapy, anchoring the team’s depth in this area.
We offer sex therapy training and consultation to our clinicians, so their understanding stays current and their comfort with these topics keeps growing.
Care that affirms all bodies, orientations, relationship structures, and identities — without assumptions about what a “normal” sex life looks like.
From low desire to mismatched libidos to questions you’ve never said aloud — nothing here is too trivial to bring to therapy.
What Sex Therapy Can Help With
Sex therapy is talk therapy — there’s nothing physical involved. It’s a space to understand what’s going on and work toward what you want.
A space to talk openly — finally.
From clients who found affirming, judgment-free support through MindSeed.
“I was so nervous to bring this up. My therapist made it feel completely normal, and that changed everything.”
Sex therapy client“For the first time I felt fully seen — no assumptions, no judgment about my relationship or identity.”
Intimacy support client“We’d stopped talking about this part of our relationship entirely. Therapy gave us the words again.”
Couples intimacy clientGetting started is simple.
Reaching out about something this personal takes courage. Here’s what to expect — no pressure at any step.
Book a free intake call
Start with a short, private call about what’s bringing you in. You share only what you’re comfortable sharing.
Get matched on the call
We match you with a therapist who’s experienced and at ease with sex and intimacy concerns, based on your needs and preferences.
Begin online sessions
Start secure virtual sessions from the privacy of your own space, usually within a few business days.
Questions Before You Start?
A few quick answers to help you feel confident before getting started.
What actually happens in sex therapy?
Sex therapy is talk therapy — there’s nothing physical involved and no physical exams. It’s a confidential space to understand what’s going on, explore what you want, and work toward it with a skilled therapist.
Is my concern too small to bring up?
No. No concern related to sex or intimacy is too small or too awkward. These are common, human questions, and they’re exactly what this space is for.
Is this affirming of all identities and relationships?
Yes. Our care affirms all bodies, orientations, gender identities, and relationship structures — including 2SLGBTQIA+, non-monogamous, and kink-involved clients — without judgment or assumptions.
Can I come on my own, or with a partner?
Both. Sex therapy can be helpful individually or as a couple. We’ll talk through what fits your situation on the intake call.
Is it covered by insurance?
Most extended health plans cover psychotherapy, and we offer direct billing to many providers, including Manulife, Canada Life, Sun Life, and Blue Cross. We’re happy to confirm your coverage on your intake call.
Can I switch therapists if it’s not the right fit?
Yes. Through our Therapist Match Guarantee, if your first therapist isn’t the right fit, we’ll help you switch and include a complimentary session to support the transition.
Start a conversation you’ve been waiting to have.
Share what’s on your mind, and we’ll help match you with a therapist who’s experienced and affirming with sex and intimacy.
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