Sex is an inherent and essential dimension of being human. We provide sex and relationship counseling for those who want to explore sexuality, connection, life transitions and pleasure.
Who are we?
Dalliance Sexual Wellness Collective is a community of clinicians that challenge society’s current values and ideas of what sex is and help individuals and relationships explore what works for them and create their own sexual confidence and lifestyle. We value sexual health esteem, which includes exploring what contributes to sexual confidence, promoting fun and connecting conversation, and encouraging a focus on pleasure.
Who we can help
Are you struggling with sexual communication or intimacy? Do you ever feel anxious or uncomfortable during sex? Do you question your sexual preferences or feel like there is a mismatch in desire in your relationship(s)? Does stress or other issues affect your ability to be sexual? Maybe you struggle to feel empowered or confident during sex. Maybe you feel broken or like something just isn’t quite right. We can help you clarify, set goals, and resolve sexual questions or difficulties that affect you and/or your relationships.
At Dalliance Sexual Wellness Collective, we want to help you feel healthier and more confident sexually
So many people cannot answer the question “how do you define your sexuality?” In other words, how you define the place you go within yourself, the parts that define what sex is to you and what makes you feel sexual, the parts that you may share with another. We all have a “sexual template” that integrates our values, beliefs, influences, and life experiences related to sex. However, sometimes, our templates were created from ideas or constructs that are not helpful to us or our relationships. At Dalliance, we provide clients space that is free of judgement as they gain insight into how their individual roles, thought patterns, reactions, and behaviors impact the intimacy and connection in their relationships. We support clients as they re-write and redefine those unhelpful scripts so they can have lives full of sexiness, pleasure and connection.
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You have to know yourself and your partner better than you know how to have sex.
Healthy sexuality is more than a set of performance-based behaviors with the goal being orgasm. Healthy sex involves pleasure, curiosity, vulnerability, and authenticity. If you are ready to expand your view of sex to integrate experiences of mind, body and spirit, call, text or email to schedule your first session with one of our clinicians!
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