Therapy Services

Peak EDU

accepting new clients!

AS seen in:

  • Feeling more connected in their relationships after working with us.
  • Feel more confident communicating their needs and desires.
  • Reduced anxiety and distress related to intimacy and relationships.
  • A deeper understanding of themselves and their relational patterns.
  • Continue to apply what they’ve learned in therapy to sustain connection, intimacy, and personal growth long after sessions end.

Here’s what our clients experience:

A Higher Standard of Care

At Peak, we believe relational and sexual wellness deserves the same thoughtful, evidence-based care as any other part of your health.

We understand the sensitive, nuanced nature of intimacy and relational concerns. We’re honored to support your clients with compassionate, evidence-based care that aligns with the work you’re already doing, helping your clients move toward connection, clarity, and confidence in their relationships, intimacy, and sense of self.

Peak Couples & Sex Therapy is an online boutique practice specializing in relational and sexual wellness for individuals and couples. Our therapists are deeply trained in couples therapy, sex therapy, and psychosexual education, offering an integrative, trauma-informed approach that meets clients where they are.

We use modalities such as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Gottman Method, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), somatic and mindfulness-based practices, and EMDR to support clients in navigating the complexities of intimacy, communication, and connection.

Who We Are

Who We See

We support clients with a wide range of relational and sexual wellness concerns. If your client’s concern intersects with relational or sexual wellness, we are here to support.

  • Relationship distress and communication issues
  • Sexual desire discrepancies
  • Painful sex, erectile concerns, and orgasm challenges
  • Navigating non-monogamy and open relationships
  • Sexual identity and confidence concerns
  • Healing from sexual trauma and PTSD
  • Anxiety, depression, and life transitions impacting intimacy
  • Premarital therapy and partnership enrichment

What We Offer Your Clients

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Compassionate, affirming care:

A safe, shame-free space for exploring sensitive concerns.

Specialized expertise:

Therapists trained in sex therapy and couples therapy, integrating psychosexual education.

Virtual sessions:

Flexible, accessible care for clients wherever they are.

Collaboration with your care:

With client consent, we maintain open, respectful communication to ensure aligned, comprehensive care.

When to Refer to Peak Couples & Sex Therapy

Medical Professionals

Obgyns •

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapists •

Urologists

Primary Care Physicians & Nurse Practitioners

Endocrinologists

OBGYNs

  • Painful sex (vaginal, vulvar, or pelvic pain)
  • Vaginal dryness impacting intimacy
  • Postpartum concerns impacting intimacy or relationship
  • Fear of intimacy after childbirth
  • Difficulty with desire or arousal
  • Body image concerns post-pregnancy or post-surgery

Refer when your patients are experiencing:

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapists

  • Experience persistent pelvic pain impacting intimacy
  • Need support addressing fear of penetration or reintroducing intimacy
  • Struggle with vaginismus or vulvodynia
  • Are ready to address relational patterns impacting their healing

Refer when your clients:

Urologists

  • Erectile dysfunction or inconsistent erections impacting confidence
  • Premature or delayed ejaculation
  • Anxiety around sexual performance
  • Low libido or concerns about sexual functioning

Refer when your patients are experiencing:

Primary Care Physicians & Nurse Practitioners

  • Express distress about relationship challenges
  • Struggle with anxiety or depression impacting intimacy
  • Are navigating life transitions impacting their relationships or sexual wellness
  • Have chronic pain conditions impacting intimacy and connection

Refer when your patients:

Endocrinologists

  • Experience hormonal changes (PCOS, menopause, testosterone changes) impacting desire and intimacy
  • Have body image concerns tied to hormonal or metabolic changes
  • Report decreased libido related to hormonal treatment

Refer when your patients:

Mental Health Professionals

Individual Therapists

Trauma Therapists

Psychiatrists

Individual Therapists

  • Are in need of specialized sex therapy
  • Are navigating relationship or sexual concerns outside your scope
  • Need support with non-monogamy, kink, or sexual identity exploration
  • Are ready to integrate relational work with ongoing individual therapy

Refer when your patients:

Trauma Therapists

  • Are ready to address sexual intimacy post-trauma
  • Are looking to reintroduce pleasure and connection in safe, supported ways
  • Need specialized care to explore desire, boundaries, and sexual identity after trauma

Refer when your patients:

Psychiatrists

  • Struggle with medication-related sexual side effects
  • Experience intimacy challenges tied to mood or anxiety disorders
  • Need adjunctive relational or sex therapy alongside psychiatric care

Refer when your patients:

Wellness & Allied Health Professionals

Acupuncturists

Nutritionists

Chiropractors

Life Coaches

Doula Networks

Acupuncturists

  • Struggle with medication-related sexual side effects
  • Experience intimacy challenges tied to mood or anxiety disorders
  • Need adjunctive relational or sex therapy alongside psychiatric care

Refer when your patients:

Nutritionists

  • Have body image concerns impacting intimacy
  • Struggle with disordered eating recovery impacting relationships
  • Have PCOS or hormonal concerns affecting desire

Refer when your patients:

Chiropractors

  • Have chronic pain impacting intimacy
  • Express relational tension due to pain and stress
  • Need supportive strategies for reintroducing intimacy after injury

Refer when your patients:

Life Coaches

  • Want to align their relational or sexual life with their personal growth goals
  • Are exploring dating patterns and relationship readiness
  • Are navigating identity transitions impacting relationships

Refer when your patients:

Doula Networks

  • Need support in reestablishing intimacy post-birth
  • Are experiencing relational strain during pregnancy or postpartum
  • Express concerns about sexual functioning after childbirth

Refer when your patients:

Divorce & Family Lawyers

Fertility Clinics

LGBTQIA+ Community Centers

Spiritual Directors or Clergy

Community Referrals

Divorce & Family Lawyers

  • Are exploring separation but wish to consider couples therapy
  • Need support navigating co-parenting and relational clarity
  • Seek healing post-divorce to prepare for healthier future relationships

Refer when your patients:

Fertility Clinics

  • Are experiencing intimacy challenges during fertility treatments
  • Need support navigating relational stress in the fertility journey
  • Experience decreased desire or connection during treatment processes

Refer when your patients:

LGBTQIA+ Community Centers

  • Seek affirming, specialized care for sexual wellness and relational concerns
  • Are navigating identity transitions impacting relationships and intimacy
  • Wish to explore non-monogamy, kink, or identity in a safe space

Refer when your patients:

Spiritual Directors or Clergy

  • Are experiencing faith-based sexual shame
  • Need support reconciling faith with sexuality and intimacy
  • Seek relational or sexual wellness support aligned with their values

Refer when your patients:

How Referring Works

We’re committed to ensuring a seamless, respectful experience for you and your clients.

  1. Submit the referral form below.
  2. We will contact your client within 1–2 business days to schedule a free consultation.
  3. With client consent, we will follow up to confirm care and keep you informed as appropriate.

Referring to Peak is simple:

SUBMIT A REFERRAL →

We are an out-of-network provider and submit claims on your behalf after each session, and you're directly reimbursed by your insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Referring to Peak Couples & Sex Therapy

Will therapy at Peak actually help my clients improve?

Yes. Research consistently shows that couples therapy, sex therapy, and psychosexual education can significantly improve relational satisfaction, communication, intimacy, and individual well-being. Our clients often experience increased connection, reduced relational distress, and greater confidence in navigating intimacy and communication in their daily lives.

Where is Peak located?

Peak is an online boutique practice offering virtual therapy for clients located across the United States. Virtual sessions allow your clients to access specialized care for relational and sexual wellness from the comfort and privacy of home, ensuring consistency even with busy schedules.

Do you take insurance?

Peak is an out-of-network practice, allowing us to provide personalized, client-centered care without the limitations of insurance restrictions. Many clients receive 50–100% reimbursement through their out-of-network benefits, and we are happy to provide superbills upon request to support your clients in seeking reimbursement.

How do I know if my client is a good fit for Peak?

If your client is navigating relational challenges, intimacy concerns, sexual wellness questions, or patterns in relationships they wish to explore, they are likely a good fit for Peak.

We specialize in:
  • Couples therapy for relational challenges, conflict navigation, and connection
  • Sex therapy for concerns around desire, pain, performance, and identity
  • Individual therapy focusing on relational and sexual wellness within the broader context of their life

We welcome a brief consultation call with you or your client to determine fit before beginning.

How do clients schedule appointments?

Clients can schedule a free consultation directly through our website or by contacting us via email. We typically schedule new clients within 1–2 weeks, ensuring timely access to care while respecting the urgency many feel when seeking support for relational or sexual concerns.

I'd like to speak with a Peak clinician before referring. Is that possible?

Absolutely. We value collaboration and are happy to connect to discuss your client’s needs, our approach, or any questions you have about our process. Please email info@thepeaktherapy.com to schedule a time to connect.

Have Questions?

We are happy to answer your questions about our  services, availability, or collaborative care process.


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TOP 5 REASONS

Why People Come to Peak

“Sex feels dull, unexciting, or routine.”

“Something is stopping me from the erotic life I crave.”

“I feel like something is lost in my relationship.”

“I’ve never had a grasp on what sex means to me.”

“Life transitions are impacting my relationships.”

Ready to begin your relational and sexual wellness journey?

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