Sex Therapy for Couples & Individuals
Let’s Talk About Sex—and Everything
That Comes With It
Angela Skurtu, LMFT-S, CST-S
Sex therapy is where we stop spinning in circles and start getting real results — with less awkwardness than you’re probably imagining. It’s outcomes-based, meaning we focus on what you actually want to change: more desire, better communication, stronger connection, less anxiety, fewer fights, more confidence, and yes… better sex. We’ll tackle things like mismatched libido, performance pressure, erectile struggles, painful sex, trouble orgasming, or that “we love each other but something’s off” feeling — and turn it into a clear, doable plan you can use in real life.
With me, Angela Skurtu (I’m a Licensed Marriage Therapist and a Certified Sex Therapist), you can expect a space that’s safe, respectful, and surprisingly… fun. I use playful humor on purpose — not to make light of your pain, but to lower defenses, calm the nervous system, and help you breathe again while we work through hard topics. We’ll build skills, create new options, and help you feel more empowered in your body and your relationship. My goal is to help couples become best friends and lovers again, one laugh at a time.
While one partner may be experiencing the primary concern—like erectile dysfunction or anxiety around sex—relationship dynamics often play a crucial role. That’s why couples therapy is often the most effective approach, even when only one person is struggling. Together, we create a safe space to explore what’s really happening beneath the surface.
Common issues we address include:
- Sexless marriages and desire discrepancies
- Painful sex or performance anxiety
- Infidelity and rebuilding trust
- Body image challenges and sexual shame
- Navigating ethical non-monogamy
- Trauma recovery and emotional intimacy
This is not cookie-cutter therapy. Together, we’ll create a safe space to say what’s really going on—and work toward practical, lasting change. You’ll learn tools to communicate with empathy, set boundaries with respect, and reignite the passion you once had.
Because when you open up emotionally, physical intimacy often follows. And when you prioritize your connection, everything else starts to flow again.
💬 You deserve a sex life that feels safe, satisfying, and true to you.