Online Sex-Therapy
Rediscover pleasure, safely and discreetly
Sex Terapie online
Rediscover pleasure, safely and discreetly
Intimacy without obstacles
Our sexuality is a complex territory - where forbidden desires, hidden fears, and the echoes of the past converge. Sexual dysfunctions or erotic blocks lie at the intersection of mind and body, becoming obstacles veiled in shame - unseen barriers that keep us from fully surrendering to our own eros.
Through online sex-therapy, you enter a safe, discreet space where these erotic challenges can be explored and worked through. It is not only about understanding, but about recovering the trust and freedom to inhabit your intimacy without restraint.
Step by step, toward change
The outline of our sex-therapy process
The first session
Diagnosis and intervention plan
We will explore your difficulties and the changes you seek. Based on the clinical interview conducted during the session, I will establish a diagnosis, and together we will determine the appropriate intervention.
Stage 1
Internal patterns and etiology
We identify what sustains your difficulty, whether it involves an organic, psychogenic, or mixed etiology. Through specialized interventions, you will learn to recognize them and regulate your symptoms.
Stage 2
Progressive sexual reconditioning
This is the core stage of sex therapy. Here, the bodily response is rewritten, step by step, through a process of guided reconditioning, sensory retraining, and cognitive restructuring.
Stage 3
Sustaining progress and ending therapy
In this stage, we ensure that the changes are sustainable. We’ll discuss how to maintain your progress long term, for a sexual life that is stable, balanced, and fulfilling.
Sexual dysfunction therapy
This is your journey toward an intimacy without obstacles. It is a deep process of exploring and understanding the factors that shape your sexual life - one that allows for real transformation.
Between desire and fear, between freely expressing your erotic self and holding back, lies a complex territory often marked by shame or uncertainty. But you don’t have to cross it alone. If you feel it’s time to take the next step, I’m here for you.
Together, we will explore the difficulties that keep you from enjoying your erotic life and find ways to restore your trust in your own eros. I’ll be there with you as we move through the process of sex therapy, so you can reconnect with yourself - and with your pleasure.
Evidence-based
Online sex therapy gives you access to a specialized form of psychotherapy designed to address sexual challenges, with proven efficacy1 and improved sexual function23.
Clinical foundation
It integrates validated techniques from psychotherapy and sexual medicine to treat sexual dysfunctions, regardless of their psychogenic, organic, or mixed etiology.
Integrative approach
It addresses not only sexual challenges, but also the broader context of your erotic and emotional life, where these patterns unfold - relevant both for individuals and couples.
Sex goes beyond friction - it is fantasy, mystery, and desire.
Bogdan Morar – LMFT, CST
What does sex therapy address?
Male dysfunctions:
- Erectile Dysfuncion
- Low sexual desire
- Premature ejaculation
- Delayed ejaculation
- Genito-pelvic pain
- Hypersexuality
Female dysfunctions:
- Orgasm disorder
- Low sexual desire
- Arousal disorder
- Genito-pelvic pain
- Hypersexuality
Specific dysfunctions:
- LGBTQIA+ sex therapy
- Transgender sex therapy
- Kink/BDSM sex therapy
31% men and 43% women
experience sexual dysfunction4
Sex therapy myths
The most common myths, exposed
Sex therapy means having sex during sessions
False. Sex therapy does not involve sexual acts, nudity, or any form of erotic touch. Clients remain fully clothed.
The therapist teaches sexual techniques
Partially true. Sex therapy may include sexual techniques by its very nature, but its primary aim is to treat sexual dysfunctions and improve sexual functioning by integrating clinical and medical psychology with psychotherapy.
If you go to sex therapy, you have a serious problem
Seeking online or in-person sex therapy does not mean there is a serious problem. Many people turn to therapy to improve their sexual lives, better understand their erotic selves, or work through sexual challenges.
Sex therapy is only for couples
Anyone can enter a process of online sex therapy - whether single or in a relationship. What matters is the willingness to explore or enhance your erotic life, regardless of your circumstances.
The therapist will judge your sexual preferences
Sex therapy is not about judging your behaviors or desires, but about offering an empathic, non-judgmental approach that supports the development of a healthy relationship with your own sexuality.
Take the first step
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Why work with me?
I work with sexual challenges from an integrative lens - where clinical expertise meets empathy, and the work is grounded in science, not clichés. I bring emotional and relational depth into sex therapy, working not only with desire and eroticism, but with everything that stands in their way.
EFT Systemic Psychotherapist
Member of ICEEFT – Ottawa, Canada
Institutul Areopagus – Timișoara
Sex-Therapist
Institutul de Sexologie
din România – Cluj
Published Author
International Journal of
Advanced Studies in Sexology
Clinical case discussions
Monthly Sessions with
Esther Perel
Client Experiences
Authentic & Anonymous Reviews
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Bogdan are un stil direct fara sa fie intruziv si pt mn a functionat. Nu e pt cine cauta solutii rapide. Pt problema mea, am avut de facut exercitii intre sedinte deci implica un anumit nivel de angajament si de efort!
multumit de rezultat
am amanat mult sa vin, probabil prea mult. credeam ca o sa fie awkward sau ca nu o sa pot vorbi deschis despre asta si nu a fost deloc asa. mi-a placut ca nu a fost tratat ca ceva ciudat si ca nu am simtit nici un moment ca trebuie sa ma ascund. dupa ceva timp lucrurile au inceput sa se schimbe si diferenta e clara.
merita!
Dupa aproximativ 5 luni de terapie pot zice ca am scapat de problema. Se simte diferenta intre un terapeut simplu si cineva care chiar are specializare in sexologie. Procesul nu a fost rapid dar a fost eficient. Multumesc frumos Bogdan pentru TOT
recomand
pentru mine a fost prima data cand nu am ramas doar la a intelege ci am inceput sa vad concret ce fac si sa nu mai repet automat. recomand!!
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Frequently Asked Questions
The essentials, in simple terms
Is sex therapy effective if my issue is medical?
Absolutely. Sex therapy often addresses sexual dysfunctions with an organic etiology and works alongside pharmacological treatment.
Can I go to sex therapy if I don’t have a partner?
Yes. Many people come to sex therapy to explore and work through a range of sexual challenges, with or without a partner.
Does sex therapy involve physical contact?
No. Sex therapy is entirely talk-based and does not involve physical contact or examinations.
What's the difference between a sex therapist and a psychotherapist?
Sex therapists have specialized training in treating sexual dysfunctions and intimacy-related difficulties, using evidence-based methods. Psychotherapists do not have specialized training in the sexual domain.
How long does it take to see results from online sex therapy?
The duration varies depending on the complexity of the issue, but online or in-person sex therapy is typically a short to medium term ntervention.
Who is sex therapy for?
For anyone experiencing sexual difficulties or uncertainties, whether single or in a relationship, regardless of gender, age, identity, or sexual orientation.
Is sex therapy only about sexual dysfunctions?
The primary aim is the treatment of sexual dysfunctions, but sex therapy conducted in line with international treatment protocols also addresses aspects such as performance anxiety, sexual trauma, and relationship dynamics.
What is sex therapy?
Sex therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy that treats sexual dysfunctions and intimacy-related difficulties, using scientifically validated methods.
Diversity is our strength!
A safe space where everyone is welcome
#TherapyForAll
Therapy is a safe and open space for everyone. It is the place for growth and change - open to all, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship style, ethnicity, nationality, religion, or ability.
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References
- Hawton, K. (1995). Treatment of sexual dysfunctions by sex therapy and other approaches. The British Journal of Psychiatry, 167(3), 307–314. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.167.3.307 ↩︎
- Pereira, V. M., Arias-Carrión, O., Machado, S., Nardi, A. E., & Silva, A. C. (2013). Sex therapy for female sexual dysfunction. International Archives of Medicine, 6(1), 37. https://doi.org/10.1186/1755-7682-6-37 ↩︎
- Tung, S.-C. (2018). AB101. Sex therapy in andrology: Methodology and clinical practice. Translational Andrology and Urology, 7(Suppl 5), AB101. https://doi.org/10.21037/tau.2018.AB101 ↩︎
- Rosen, R. C. (2000). Prevalence and risk factors of sexual dysfunction in men and women. Current Psychiatry Reports, 2(3), 189–195. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11920-996-0006-2 ↩︎