When Did Your Sex Life Change?
There was a time when intimacy felt so much easier.
You and your partner had fun, shared inside jokes, and felt close.
But now?
Things feel different.
Maybe your wife has no sex drive, and you feel rejected. Maybe your husband is frustrated because you never seem to be in the mood.
Or maybe you’re both trying, but nothing feels the way it used to.
Sex is just one part of your relationship, but when something changes, it can feel like everything is falling apart.
You love each other, but the distance in the bedroom is making everything harder.
If this sounds familiar, sex therapy can help.
Sex Therapy for Couples: How It Works
Many couples struggle with changes in intimacy, communication, and desire.
Maybe sex has become a source of stress instead of connection.
Maybe mismatched sex drives have made one of you feel unwanted or pressured.
Or, maybe there’s emotional distance, and sex just doesn’t feel the same anymore.
Sex therapy helps couples identify what’s changed and learn how to reconnect, both physically and emotionally.
It’s not just about sex. It’s about rebuilding trust, confidence, and connection in a way that works for both of you.
Through a structured therapy process, we’ll work on:
Understanding what is causing changes in desire and intimacy
Learning how to communicate about needs and boundaries
Navigating differences in libido and sexual preferences
Rebuilding emotional closeness that carries into your sex life
You don’t have to settle for a relationship that feels distant.
With the right support, you and your partner can find your way back to each other.
Struggling With a Low Sex Drive? You Are Not Alone.
It’s common for one partner to experience a drop in sex drive while the other still wants intimacy.
Maybe you’ve had thoughts like:
“I have no sex drive, and it’s ruining my relationship.”
“My wife has no sex drive, and I don’t know what to do.”
“My husband is mad because I never want sex anymore.”
If this sounds familiar, know that you’re not alone.
Low libido can happen for many reasons: stress, relationship struggles, hormonal changes, or emotional disconnection.
Sex therapy helps uncover what’s really going on so you can work through it together—without guilt, pressure, or resentment
Don’t Give Up on a Fulfilling Sex Life
If you’ve been avoiding the conversation or feeling like things will never change, know this: you don’t have to settle.
A fulfilling sex life is possible, even if things feel far from it right now.
Sex therapy can help if you’re struggling with:
Performance anxiety or erectile dysfunction
Feeling unattractive or disconnected in your relationship
A shift in libido or sexual desire
Anxiety or stress around sex and intimacy
Feeling more like roommates than romantic partners
Many couples wait too long before seeking help, thinking the problem will fix itself. But intimacy issues, when left unaddressed, often create more emotional distance.
The good news is that change is possible, and you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Sex Therapy Near You: In-Person & Online Options
If you’re searching for sex therapy in Columbia, MD, Ellicott City, or Baltimore, in-person sessions are available.
For those who prefer the flexibility of online sessions, online sex therapy is available throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Sex therapy services include:
In-person sex therapy in Columbia, MD, and Ellicott City
Online sex therapy for couples across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Confidential, judgment-free support for intimacy concerns
If you are struggling with desire, sexual connection, or intimacy, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
I offer private, judgment-free sessions tailored to your relationship’s unique needs.
If you’ve been searching for sex therapy near me, marriage sex therapy, or a sex counselor in Columbia, MD, I’m so glad you found me. I'm ready to support you and your partner reignite your relationship.
