
My Services
About Me
My name is Moushumi, I've been a licensed sex therapist for 25 years, and lived, walked, breathed a kinky, queer, non-monogamous lifestyle for over 30 years.
in 2007, I opened my private practice in West Hollywood with a dream: to support my LGBTQIA+ community and challenge the sex-negative conditioning we’ve all inherited.
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What started as therapy grew into something bigger
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Over the years, my work expanded beyond the therapy room into education, writing, and film — because sexuality is not just a clinical issue.
It is cultural. It is political. It is creative.
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As a licensed sex therapist, I have worked extensively with individuals and couples navigating desire, shame, identity shifts, power dynamics, non-monogamy, kink, and relational repair. ​
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If you are kinky, non-monogamous, queer, trans, a sex worker, or living outside conventional relationship norms — you do not need to explain yourself here.
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Know that I've also walked the walk.
I know what if feels like to not feel like you fit in anywhere.
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To be afraid to speak out about your proclivities, wants, needs and desires, even if you believe in radical honesty, finding the right support can be hard.
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Mine is a judgment-free space everyday.​​
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What began as a small, heart-led practice grew into something larger. From that passion, I founded Los Angeles Sex Therapy — created to expand access to safe, affirming spaces for individuals and couples navigating intimacy, identity, and desire.
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Today, in addition to working directly with clients, I mentor and supervise clinicians who share this commitment.
Many come with lived experience, cultural insight, and a deep desire to challenge outdated, pathologizing models of sexuality.
Supporting them allows this work to ripple outward — creating more inclusive, embodied, and affirming care across our communities.
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As a licensed sex therapist, educator, author, and filmmaker, my work bridges clinical practice and cultural dialogue. I believe sexuality is not just personal — it is social, political, relational, and creative.
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Whether in the therapy room, the classroom, or through film, my mission remains the same: to create spaces where truth can be spoken, shame can dissolve, and intimacy can be reclaimed.
I created Los Angeles Sex Therapy out of this passion to create more safe spaces.
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