If you are interested in low-cost couple sex therapy, we kindly ask you to schedule an initial assessment appointment. Prior to the assessment, you will be asked to fill out a self-referral form.

You can also be referred by the NHS or other services. Please ensure your service utilises the referral form provided below. Once the referral form is received, the Therapy Centre's administration will reach out to arrange your first initial appointment.

You will be scheduled for an Initial Assessment lasting 50 minutes. Following this assessment, you will be enrolled in 12 therapy sessions based on your evaluation.

Sessions occurs on weekly or fortnight intervals.

Session are taken remotely only via Zoom or Google Meet Application.

Summary of the process:

1. Self-referral or external referral.

2. Initial assessment appointment at any time before October 2024.

3. Following the Initial Assessment, you may be eligible for low-cost individual sex therapy sessions, which are scheduled to commence in October 2024.

If you need to cancel a scheduled appointment, please let us know 48 hours in advance. You can reschedule your appointment by emailing the Therapy Centre on admin@jkltherapycentre.com. Please note that if you give less than 48 hours’ notice, it will count as one of your sessions.

If you do not attend an appointment and have not contacted the Therapy Centre to cancel it, we will assume you do not wish to continue therapy and you will be immediately discharged.

If you cancel two appointments, you may be automatically discharged.

You can find more in the Cancellation Policy document.

The Initial Assessment fee is £50, which is required to be paid upfront. 12 therapy sessions: £30 for each session (£360 in total of the 12 sessions course).

There are several ways to facilitate this payment: when scheduling your initial assessment appointment, you will have the option to pay in instalments. If you have been referred by the NHS or another provider, the therapy centre's administration will reach out to you to confirm that both payment and paperwork are properly arranged.

You can read more in the Payment Policy document.

Commitment to Therapy: Individual should demonstrate a genuine commitment to attending therapy sessions regularly and actively participating in the process.

Consent: Individual must willingly agree to engage in therapy and be open to discussing sensitive topics related to their relationship and sexuality.

Confidentiality Agreement: Individual should agree to maintain the confidentiality of the therapy sessions, ensuring a safe space for open communication and exploration.

Therapy Agreement: Individual need to sign the agreement prior to commence the therapy.

Individual Sexual Difficulty: The therapy will address common individual sexual difficulties such as:

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

Premature Ejaculation (PE)

Delayed Ejaculation

Low Sexual Desire (Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder)

Orgasmic Disorders

Painful Intercourse (Dyspareunia)

Sexual Identity Issues

Body Image Issues Related to Sexuality

Performance Anxiety

Communication Problems in Sexual Relationships

Active Substance Abuse Issues: Individuals who are actively struggling with addiction (alcohol, drugs, etc.) might need specialised substance abuse treatment before or alongside couples therapy.

Ongoing Domestic Violence: If there are current concerns of physical, emotional, or sexual violence within the relationship, the safety and well-being of the individuals involved take precedence, necessitating referral to specialised domestic violence resources.

Severe Mental Health Disorders: Individuals who are dealing with unmanaged severe mental health issues (e.g., psychosis, bipolar disorder in manic phase, severe depression with suicidal ideation), individual psychiatric treatment might be recommended as a priority.

Legal Restrictions or Orders: Situations where there are legal constraints, such as restraining orders or ongoing custody battles, can complicate the therapeutic process and might necessitate referral to therapists who specialise in legal and forensic psychology.

Lack of Motivation for Therapy: Individual where demonstrate a clear lack of motivation or unwillingness to participate in the therapy process might be advised to seek alternative support or reconsider their readiness for therapy.

Complex Post Traumatic Stres Disorder.

Here are some crucial documents for you to look over. Before beginning your 12 therapy sessions, you'll need to sign them. During your initial assessment, the therapist will thoroughly discuss this with you, and you'll have the opportunity to ask any questions you might have about it.

Cancellation Policy

Confidentiality Statement

Consent Form (Materials)

Consent Form (Video)

Therapeutic Agreement/Contract

Payment Policy