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Sexuality Counseling

What is Sexuality Counseling?

Sexuality counseling is a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can explore your sexual wellbeing, navigate challenges, get to know your sexual being and connect more fully with yourself and others.

Counseling can bridge the gap between physical health and emotional intimacy. Whether you're experiencing pain with intimacy, struggling with low desire, healing from trauma, or feeling disconnected from your body, this space is about helping you feel empowered, informed, and validated.

You don’t need a diagnosis to benefit from sexuality counseling. Maybe you're:

  • Reconnecting with your body after experiencing pelvic pain or sexual difficulties

  • Navigating changes after childbirth, surgery, or menopause

  • Feeling anxious, ashamed, or stuck when it comes to sex

  • Exploring your identity, orientation, or desires

  • Hoping to improve communication, connection, and intimacy in your relationships

  • Looking to feel more pleasure and presence in your body

No matter where you're starting, this is a place for honest conversation, personalized support, and holistic care. I honor all ages, genders, gender expressions, orientations, relationship styles, cultures, and lived experiences. You are invited to come as you are.

My Experience and Approach

Hi, I’m Errin Delperdang, a sex counselor, educator, and pelvic health therapist dedicated to helping people reconnect with their bodies, deepen their intimacy, and experience pleasure without shame.

With years of experience supporting clients through pelvic pain, sexual issues, post-surgical changes, and postpartum recovery, I’ve seen how physical health, emotional wellbeing, and sexual identity are deeply intertwined. I support clients through the full spectrum of pelvic and sexual health. This may mean addressing pain, exploring pleasure, navigating intimacy, or reclaiming connection after trauma or life transitions. My approach is holistic, trauma-informed, and grounded in both science and empathy. I believe everyone deserves a space where they can talk openly about their body and sexuality without shame.

I completed advanced training in sexual health and hold a Certificate in Sexuality Counseling and Education from the University of Michigan’s Sexual Health Program. I’m also an active member of the American Association for Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). In addition to personal counseling, I am an educator and have presented on sexual health-related topics at Texas State University, Cancer Rehab and Integrative Medicine, Dell Seton Grand Rounds, OutWellness, and ATX Empty Space.

Sex Counseling FAQs

  • While there’s a lot of overlap, sexuality counseling tends to be shorter-term, goal-oriented support focused on education, exploration, and guidance around sexual concerns. It’s not psychotherapy, but is very useful for individuals and couples looking specifically to better understand and improve their sexual health and relationships. If deeper psychological or trauma work is needed, I’ll refer you to a trusted therapist who meets your needs.

  • They can be similar in some ways, but as a licensed pelvic floor physical therapist with advanced training in sexual health, my approach is grounded in medical knowledge, trauma-informed care, and somatic (body-based) healing.

  • Not at all! Sexuality counseling is for anyone—single, partnered, exploring non-monogamy, or anywhere in between. This is about your relationship with your body, identity, pleasure, and confidence.

  • Anything related to sexuality, intimacy, and embodiment—including:

    • Pain with sexual activity

    • Low or mismatched desire

    • Postpartum, perimenopause, or pelvic surgery transitions

    • Sexual identity or orientation

    • Shame, anxiety, or trauma around sex

    • Communication around needs, boundaries, and pleasure

    No topic is too “weird” or too small. I aim to provide a space where your questions are taken seriously and answered with compassion.

  • Yes! I offer both in-person and secure virtual sessions, depending on your location and preference. You will be able to mark your preference on your intake form.

  • Click the scheduling link below or email errin@allpelvichealth.com to schedule a free 15-minute discovery call. We can talk about what you’re looking for and make sure we’re a good fit.

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