PRIVATE, AFFIRMING ONLINE COUNSELLING

Sex Therapy

A place to talk openly about sex, intimacy and relationships without shame.

Sex therapy offers a private, non-judgmental space to explore questions, concerns or changes related to sexual health, intimacy and relationships.

Online counselling available to adults throughout British Columbia.

SEXUAL HEALTH IS PART OF WHOLE-PERSON HEALTH

What Sex Therapy Can Look Like

Sexual well-being is part of your overall well-being, and it deserves the same care, curiosity and compassion as any other part of your life.

Sexual health is about more than sex. It can be connected to your mental health, relationships, identity, body image and overall quality of life. Sex is one of the foundational needs to be met in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

Many individuals are embarrassed to talk about bout sex. You may be experiencing anxiety, shame, changes in desire, relationship difficulties or the effects of past experiences on intimacy that you need help navigating.

At Blue Ridge Counselling, you will find a private, supportive space to explore what is happening, make sense of your experiences and consider practical ways forward. You do not need to have everything figured out before beginning.

SUPPORT FOR THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE

What We Can Explore Together

Every person’s experience of sexual health is different. Counselling is shaped around what matters to you, your comfort level and the changes you would like to make.

Online Men’s Sexual Health Counselling in BC
MORE THAN PERFORMANCE

Sexual Well-Being Is Connected to the Nervous System

Sexual well-being is deeply connected to your nervous system, relationships, life experiences and sense of safety.

Stress, anxiety and trauma can influence how present, comfortable or connected you feel. Sometimes the body responds before you consciously understand what is happening.

Camber draws from his training in sex therapy and Somatic Experiencing to help you explore these patterns with curiosity rather than judgment.

Our work together may include:

  • Noticing the connection between thoughts, emotions and physical responses
  • Understanding patterns of anxiety, avoidance or disconnection
  • Developing tools for nervous-system regulation
  • Strengthening boundaries and communication
  • Building a greater sense of safety and connection

Consent and autonomy remain central throughout the process. You choose what you want to discuss, and you will never be required to share explicit details before you are ready.

INSIDE A SESSION

What Virtual Sex Therapy Can Look Like

Every person’s experience is different, but sessions will generally include some or all of the following:

AN INCLUSIVE, COLLABORATIVE APPROACH

Support That Respects Your Identity and Relationships

Camber provides inclusive, affirming sex therapy services to individuals of all gender identities, sexual orientations, bodies, and relationship structures. As a queer man, he is particularly dedicated to providing affirming care for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals who may have faced barriers when seeking support. He also specializes in non-traditional relationship dynamics such as ethical non-monogamy.

You will be met with respect, collaboration and curiosity—not assumptions about what sex or relationship structures should look like.

Practical information

Rates, Insurance and Policies

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No. Sexual health counselling is available whether you are single, dating, partnered or navigating another relationship structure.

No. You choose what you want to share and how much detail feels appropriate. Counselling can focus on the emotional, relational and physical experiences surrounding sexual health without requiring you to describe anything you are uncomfortable discussing.

No. Counselling does not diagnose or treat medical conditions. It can help with the emotional, psychological and relational factors that may affect sexual well-being.

Physical pain, sudden physical changes, medication side effects or other medical concerns should also be discussed with a physician or qualified healthcare provider.

Yes. Camber provides queer-affirming care and welcomes clients of all sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, and relationship structures.

Counselling can provide a supportive space to explore how trauma may be affecting trust, safety, connection and intimacy. This work will be approached gradually, with attention to your boundaries, comfort and nervous system.

Camber offers a free 15-minute consultation so you can briefly discuss what you are looking for, ask questions and see whether working together feels like a good fit.


Extended Health Coverage

Many extended health plans reimburse counselling provided by a Registered Clinical Counsellor or Canadian Certified Counsellor.

Camber is registered as both an RCC and CCC. Please check the details of your individual plan before booking.

Cancellation Policy

Please provide at least 24 hours’ notice when cancelling or rescheduling.

Sessions cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice and missed appointments will be charged the full session fee.

Payment

Payment can be made through Jane’s secure billing system or by Interac e-transfer.

Credit cards registered through Jane are charged at the time of the appointment. Interac e-transfers must be sent before the session.

START WITH A PRIVATE CONVERSATION

You Don’t Have to Carry This Alone

Finding a supportive, non-judgmental place to talk about sexual health can make a meaningful difference.
Camber offers a free 15-minute consultation so you can ask questions, discuss what you are looking for and determine whether working together feels right for you.