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Sex Therapy, Psychotherapy & Sexology Coaching
For Partners & Couples
with
Moushumi Ghose, LMFT

How I work:

As a systems focused clinician, in my work I prefer to include the partners rather than just the individual. I believe that change is more effective when we work within the system rather than pulling the individual out of the system. 

Here is a blog I wrote about this

I can give you referrals for individual sex therapists.

My work reflects extensive experience and knowledge both personally and professionally with the LGBTQIA++ communities, Kink/BDSM, ethical /consensual non-monogamy and polyamory as well as extensive and ongoing education, in psychology, sex therapy, sexology,  somatic and trauma based training.​

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How long does sex therapy take?

While some clients find that sex therapy / sexology coaching  can be done  in 6–10 sessions, depending on their goals and pace, other partners often prefer sessions that are ongoing in order to dive deeper into long-term relational patterns.

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​Because every couple moves at a different pace, some partners may need extra time in certain phases to fully integrate the work and achieve guided mastery.

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How long and how often are sessions?

Sessions are typically scheduled weekly or bi-weekly, for one hour.

I also offer 90 minute sessions for couples.

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What is the cost?

Session Fee:

$180 - $225 Individuals 60 Minutes

$230 - $275 Couples 60 Minutes

$350 Couples 90 minutes 

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Can I use my insurance? 

  • I am an Out-of-Network Provider, meaning I do not work in-network with insurance companies, but if you have a PPO insurance plan, you may seek reimbursement from your insurance company. This means I may provide monthly Superbills directly to you, and you will submit it directly to your insurance company to seek reimbursement. The relationship is between you and your insurance company.

  • I am licensed in California and Oregon, so you may submit to your insurance if you live in those states

  • Please note: Many insurance companies will not reimburse for couples therapy as "relationship problems do not qualify for medical necessity."

  •  I made this video to help you understand the insurance process better: 

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