FAQ's

Sex Therapy begins with a careful assessment of your needs and questions, your health status, as well as your mental health and related sexual history.  It is good to know what sex therapy is not, which means that while we will discuss specific sexual questions and concerns, sex therapy is much like other types of counseling in that there is no physical exam, all clothes stay on, and our focus remains upon your sexual health and wellness outside of our offices. 

Of course.  Many clients have a significant other or spouse, but many do not.

Yes, most forms of medical insurance are accepted.  Coverage is provided by all plans providing a mental health component under the terms of your policy.  Contact us for more specific information.

Sure!  You are always welcome!   While Sexual Counseling is the focus of the work we do, Mary remains qualified and current on the treatment of depression, anxiety, family issues, and a variety of other concerns, as in the past.

Yes, we regularly work with individuals and couples practicing Polyamory/Open Marriage, BDSM, Swinging, etc., although the majority of clients are monogamous.  Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clients are a regular and welcome part of our clientele.