Keith M
Counsellor, SAS
Keith is a qualified counsellor, couples therapist, clinical supervisor and is registered with the Australian Counselling Association and he is an is an Accredited Clinical Psychosexual Therapist with the Society of Australian Sexologists Ltd (SAS). He has completed a Masters' Degree in Sexology from the University of Sydney (the same qualification Marionne and Claire have). Keith as a member of SAS adheres to the Society’s Code of Ethics and Practice. To find out more, go to www.australiansexologists.org.au. "I believe there aren't enough places for people to talk about their concerns about sex and sexuality. These are important things to be able to talk about." Keith started working with people around sex, sexuality and relationship concerns 20 years ago. He was the inaugural Sexuality Officer for the Murdoch University Student Guild, providing peer-based counselling and support to students. Later, he began volunteering and then worked for a peer-based education service for same sex attracted or questioning young people. This service, the Freedom Centre, still exists today and is a great resource for LGBTI+ young people. He has been in the personal coaching and transformational education field for 20 years, and for the last 6 years has has a focus on counselling supporting people with sex and relationship concerns. Keith has a broad interest in the overall health, men's sexual health and well-being of others, as well as same-sex parenting. Along with Keith's extensive experience in working and with people, he also holds a Diploma of Counselling. Additionally he has also undertaken specialist couples counselling training, having completed the Level 1 and Level 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy also well as being an approved sexalogical supervisor able to train and develop other sex and relationship therapists.
Imogen T
Counsellor, AASW, SAS
I am a queer social worker, psychosexual and relationship therapist. My educational background includes undergraduate studies in Social Work, followed by postgraduate specialisation in Psychosexual Therapy at the University of Sydney. I undertake a holistic approach to my work, recognizing the complex intersections of culture, religion, ability, gender, sexuality, race, and class. I am dedicated to empowering clients to achieve sexually satisfying and pleasurable lives. I merge my social work expertise with clinical sexology, challenging cultural and societal norms through advocacy, psychoeducation, and therapeutic interventions to promote sexual empowerment. I employ a trauma-informed perspective and affirm queerness in practice. I utilise various therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Schema Therapy, and Gottman’s Couples Therapy, tailoring my approach to suit each client's individual needs and preferences. I also draw upon skills learnt from other therapeutic modalities such as Transactional Analysis and Internal Family Systems. At this point Imogen does not have online booking, so please click below to go to Imogen's website to submit an enquiry. You can also visit Imogen's website at https://www.imogentodd.com/
Meg K
Physiotherapist, AAPi, ACA, SAS
I'm Meg (she/her), a Sex and Relationship Therapist in Naarm / Melbourne. Good Chemistry is an online and telehealth therapy space where I work with clients of all identities, as singles, couples and polycules, nationally in Australia and worldwide to address; - Communication and relationship issues - Boosting sex life and intimacy - Sexual functioning concerns - Exploring desires, boundaries, and identities - Sex/love/porn addictions - Masturbation/solo sex concerns - Cultivating authentic expression and intimacy - Nurturing deep, satisfying connections - Sexuality and disability - Attachment style healing - Relationship changes and un-coupling I am affirming with Neurodiversity, LGBTQI+, HIV+, sex worker, kink - BD(D/s)SM and non-monogamous allied
