Brandi Enns
Registered Psychologist
Edmonton South, Online Counselling
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Sex therapy & Relational Intimacy Counselling
You Deserve Support Around Sex, without judgement
Confidential counselling for sex-related concerns, individual or with a partner, in Edmonton, available as soon as this week.
- Accepting new clients
- In-person and online
- Direct billing available
- 29+ Years of Care
- Evenings & Weekends
- Direct Billing for 5+ Major Insurers
- Award-Winning Care
Does Any of This Sound Like You?
Whatever You're Navigating, Alone or With a Partner, You Don't Have to Figure It Out Without Support.
our specialized therapists are here to help.
- Low or mismatched desire, yours or a partner's
- Difficulty with arousal, orgasm, or feeling present during sex
- Anxiety, shame, or self-consciousness around sex
- Pain or discomfort during sex with no clear medical cause
- Performance anxiety or pressure around sex
- Different sexual needs or expectations between you and a partner
- Rebuilding a sexual connection after infidelity, trauma, or a major life change
- Difficulty talking about sex, whether that's with a partner or in general
If any of these sound familiar, we can help.
When Should You Reach Out?
We can help
You don’t need a crisis to justify getting support around sex, and you don’t need to come in with a partner if you’d rather start on your own, or bring one along if you’re working through this together. If something feels confusing, distressing, or like it’s affecting a relationship or your sense of self, that’s reason enough to talk to someone.
There’s no wrong time to reach out, alone or together, and no version of this conversation you need to have figured out first.
What Therapy for Sex-Related Concerns Actually Looks Like
We Meet You Where You Are
and we work at your pace.
Our therapists take a non-judgmental, client-led approach, whether you’re coming in on your own or with a partner. You set the pace and the topics; we’re here to support whatever that looks like for you.
Approaches we use:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Helps address the anxiety, shame, or intrusive thoughts that can get in the way of sex or a healthy relationship with your own body.
Sex Therapy
Focused specifically on sexual concerns like desire, arousal, function, and pain, for individuals or couples, in a clinical, non-judgmental setting.
Trauma-Informed Therapy
For sexual difficulties connected to past trauma or difficult experiences, individually or as a couple.
Your therapist will always follow your lead on what you want to work on, how fast, and whether that’s on your own or with a partner in the room.
Not Sure Where to Start?
We make it simple
Tell us what you’re going through, and we’ll connect you with the right therapist for your needs.
Answer a few quick questions, and we’ll find the best therapist match for you.
Already know your therapist? Book your next appointment quickly and easily online.
Meet Some of Our sexuality & intimacy Specialists Accepting New Clients
Every Therapist Here Genuinely Cares
Every therapist on our team is here because they genuinely care.
Sabrina Brady
Registered Psychologist
Edmonton Central, Edmonton North, Online Counselling
View ProfileKarla Buchholz
Registered Psychologist
Edmonton South, Online Counselling
View ProfileNikesha Deenoo
Registered Psychologist
Edmonton South, Online Counselling
View ProfileMeghan Odsen
Registered Psychologist
Edmonton South, Online Counselling
View ProfileJessica Nelson
Registered Provisional Psychologist
Edmonton South, Online Counselling
View ProfileKim Phua
Therapist
Edmonton North, Online Counselling, Edmonton Central
View ProfileHannah Szucs
Therapist
Edmonton North, Online Counselling
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We've Thought About Everything So You Don't Have To
Why Clients Choose Insight
- Same-week availability
Most clients are seen within the same week, waiting shouldn’t be part of it.
- Specialists in sex-related concerns
Our therapists have specific training and experience working with adults of all ages struggling with intimacy issues, bringing a non-judgmental approach to these conversations.
- Direct billing to your insurance
Alberta Blue Cross, Greenshield, Canada Life, Sun Life, Manulife and more. Most extended health plans also cover our services.
- Reduced rate options available
We offer counselling at reduced rates through our Master’s level accredited Therapists, so cost is never a barrier to getting help.
- In-person and online
We have locations in Edmonton, Sherwood Park and Calgary. Online sessions are also available if that works better for you.
- A team you can trust
We know that the relationship between a client and their therapist matters above everything else. We’ll take the time to find the right fit.
We Know You Have Questions. Here Are the Ones We Hear Most.
Questions Clients Often Ask
Is this therapy just for people with a sexual 'problem'?
No. People come to us for all kinds of reasons: mismatched desire, pain or difficulty during sex, rebuilding intimacy after a hard period, or wanting to understand themselves or their relationship better. You don’t need a diagnosis or a defined ‘problem’ to reach out, on your own or with a partner.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
Most clients get their first appointment within the same week of reaching out. Many of our therapists also offer evening and weekend appointments, so you can find a time that works around your job or family schedule. Call us at (780) 461-1717 or book online, and we’ll match you with someone who has room to see you soon.
Does my insurance cover therapy at Insight?
Most extended health benefit plans cover psychological care services. We can direct bill several major insurers, including Alberta Blue Cross, Canada Life, Sun Life Manulife and Greenshield, so you may not have to pay out of pocket. For plans we can’t direct bill, we provide a receipt you can submit for reimbursement. Alberta Health Care does not cover private therapy, so we recommend confirming your specific plan’s coverage, or call us and we’ll help you check before you book.
Should I come in alone or bring my partner?
Either works. Some people prefer to start individually and bring a partner in later, others start together from the first session. If you’re not sure, mention it when you book and we can help you figure out what makes sense for your situation.
Will sessions stay confidential?
Yes. What you share in therapy, whether that’s session content, your reason for reaching out, or any records we keep, is treated as confidential. We don’t disclose it to anyone outside your care team without your consent, and that includes keeping your booking and billing discreet given how private this topic can be.
There are a small number of legal exceptions all therapists are required to follow, most commonly if there’s a risk of serious harm to you or someone else. Your therapist will explain these limits clearly before you start, so there are no surprises.
If you’re coming in as a couple, what’s shared in a joint session is shared with both partners, since you’re both in the room. If either of you also has individual sessions, either alongside couples work or on your own, what you share in those individual sessions stays between you and your therapist and isn’t automatically passed to your partner. Your therapist can talk through how this works for your specific situation before you begin.
Let's Talk About What You're Navigating, at Your Pace
You Deserve Support Without Judgment, Alone or Together
We’re here to help every step of the way.
Prefer to talk first? Call us: (780) 461-1717
Monday to Friday 8am to 9pm · Saturday & Sunday 9am to 4pm