Administration
Administration
Kimberly Villareal
Kimberly holds a degree in business administration. Over the years she has worked in various organizations as a Customer Service Representative and has enjoyed great success in managerial positions providing award winning service to clients. She attends continuing education courses for professional development and continues to work on her customer-facing skills.
Working with Chantelle is her first experience in the healthcare industry. Friendly and relatable, she enjoys the interaction with patients and professionals and the learning process that comes with working with a psychosexologist.
The sexologist
Director Psycho-Sexologist
Chantelle Otten
Chantelle was born in Melbourne and comes from a Dutch family. After living, studying and working in the Netherlands for some time, Chantelle grew up with the European mindset that talking about sex, pleasure and relationships doesn't have to be shameful or taboo. A natural communicator, she enjoys creating an environment where her clients can feel relaxed and free to talk about their sexual health in a safe, non-judgmental environment. With numerous awards, accolades and articles published in medical journals, Chantelle is not only an internationally recognized psychosexologist, but also a caring and empowering sex educator. With a background in scientific research, sex medicine and counseling, she believes that sexuality and self-esteem are an integral part of life to which everyone is entitled. Good sexual health should always be pleasurable, painless, and without prejudice.
Her sexology qualifications include:
- Bachelor in Psychologie
- Master of Science Medicine, Sexual Health/Psychosexual Therapy, University of Sydney
- ESSM School of Sexual Medicine
- Certified psychosexologist by the European Federation of Sexology (EFS) and the European Society of Sexual Medicine (ESSM).
In 2017, Chantelle became Priceline Pharmacy's first Sexual Wellness Specialist. She currently represents LoveHoney Corporation as their sex expert. As well as being an expert in sexual wellbeing, Chantelle has been recognized by the European Federation of Sexology Australia and the European Society of Sexual Medicine as one of the first certified psychosexologists.
Chantelle's scientific contributions to sexual medicine and sexology were recognized with a Young Scientist Award nomination for the 24th World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility (COGI). She won the award for Best Presentation on Female Sexual Medicine at the 19th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine in Nice, France.
Their scientific abstracts will be published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine:
Otten, I. Pinas:PS-02-008 Sexual function in women with menstrual-pattern migraine. The Journal of Sexual Medicine, April 2017, Volume 14, Issue 4, Supplement, Page E112
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Otten, I. Pinas:HP-07-003 Sexual functioning and menstrual-pattern migraines: pilot study on the effects of hormonal interventions during the transition to menopause. The Journal of Sexual Medicine, April 2017, Volume 14, Issue 4, Supplement, Page E156-7
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Chantelle's work has been featured in articles on News.com.au, Cosmopolitan magazine, the New York Post and Body and Soul magazine. She has spoken on and contributed to numerous podcasts and regularly speaks at educational seminars as part of her role as a sexual wellness expert for Priceline Pharmacy.
Chantelle Otten is a registered sexologist in Australia and Europe and a member of:
- Die Society of Australian Sexologists Ltd.
- Master of Science Medicine, Sexual Health/Psychosexual Therapy, University of Sydney
- ESSM School of Sexual Medicine
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Daz Tendler(He she)
Daz (he/she) is a sex and body positive sexologist, a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists. Understanding that everyone's sexual and relationship needs and desires are unique and diverse, he ensures his non-judgmental and compassionate practice focuses primarily on individual well-being.
Daz seeks to remove the stigma and shame that society associates with sex, sexuality and self-expression and is very passionate about creating safe and inclusive LGBTQIA+ environments where people feel safe, their true, authentic to be yourself. They incorporate talk therapy, communication skills, and healthy redirection techniques into their sessions, which focus on consent, exploration, empowerment, and desire. Daz works with clients of all sexualities and genders, including asexual and aging individuals.
Do you have experience and a particular interest in:
- Working with monogamous and non-monogamous adults in a variety of relationship structures, facilitating loving, healthy and honest connections.
- Working with people who want to balance their religious beliefs with their sexuality and gender.
- Working with trans, gendered, and non-binary people who want and need to explore their gender in a safe, healthy, and affirming way.
- Work with younger men who are seeking advice on how to positively express their masculinity.
- queer sexuality and exploitation; Working with LGBTQIA+ individuals to help them move toward sexual empowerment.
- Working with people with atypical sexual fantasies, kinks, desires and stimuli.
Daz is queer and neurodiverse - through personal experiences of ethnicity and religion, class, gender diversity and sexuality and neurodiversity, they know the importance of creating safe and supportive spaces for marginalized minorities, particularly LGBTQIA+ individuals and those with ADHD and autism . They value intentionality, boundaries, respect, and joy as core sexological principles, and often operate outside of traditional expectations and norms that can stigmatize and hinder sexual, relationship, and personal growth. They affirm queerness and work through the lens of queer, intersectional and trauma-informed theories. Her qualifications include a postgraduate diploma in sexology, a bachelor's degree in journalism and is currently pursuing a masters in philosophy (in transition to a PhD) studying relationship, sex, sexuality and gender education at Jewish schools in Melbourne, Australia , evaluate.
Daz believes that respectful, open and vulnerable communication about sex, sexuality, gender and relationships and an awareness of the mind-body connection are critical to improving individual and collective sexual and emotional well-being.
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Laura Miano
Laura is a sexologist with a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in sexology. Laura is motivated and passionate to further develop her career in sexology. She welcomes every customer with great enthusiasm and encourages open dialogue in a non-judgmental space. She is understanding, compassionate and approaches each session by identifying her client's unique goals and needs and providing attentive support to help them achieve the results they desire.
Laura is passionate about embracing all aspects of sexuality and appreciates the unique ways it manifests in different individuals. She represents progressive and open-minded ideologies about sex and relationships, and through her work as a sexologist hopes to expand her understanding of how sexuality can thrive in relationships.
Laura addresses common sexual issues such as sexual pain, vaginismus, sex education, erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation.
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Lauren Franz
Lauren is a newly qualified sexologist and a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists. Lauren has a true passion for sex education, helping individuals or couples with a variety of sexual difficulties and experiences. Lauren creates a warm and welcoming space for clients where they feel comfortable sharing and being heard. All sessions take place in a non-judgmental space as Lauren welcomes all different sexualities and different individual experiences. She also works with Body Safety Australia, a social enterprise that protects children from sexual abuse with community-wide solutions. Lauren works with all genders, orientations and identities, providing a safe and non-judgmental space for all beings. She is queer friendly (LBGTIQ) and works with clients on all aspects of sex and sexuality. She believes that sex should be discussed openly and that everyone deserves an enjoyable and enjoyable sex life. She specializes in sex education and empowering individuals to be less goal-oriented and more pleasure-oriented.
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Clarke Rose
Clarke Rose is a Sexuality and Pleasure Coach for women and women. Originally from California, she moved abroad to study Gender, Sexuality and Society in Paris, France. In Paris, she started her own sexuality blog, Sex and Roses, where she conducted interviews and research, wrote personal articles, and began exploring female pleasure on a deeper level.
Passionate about sexual health, happiness and women's equality from a young age, she has had immense success with her clients. She works with women and women who want to expand their orgasmic capacity, stop faking orgasms, become more comfortable in a masturbation practice, learn to better communicate their needs in and out of the bedroom, bring joy to their everyday lives, learn new ways to masturbate, recover from sexual abuse or trauma, spice up your sex life and more!
Clarke has called home many different types of places, and because of that, she has a wonderful understanding of women and a compassionate, reassuring presence that is felt by clients and friends alike. She's the woman you go to when you feel like you can't talk about it with your regular therapist! Outspoken, non-judgmental and friendly, she aspires to guide women and femmes towards sexual empowerment, helping them to confidently enter their bodies and fulfill their erotic potential.
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Jasmine Zahner
Jasmine is an experienced sex therapist and a Level 2 Registered Counselor with the Australian Counseling Association (ACA). She is also a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS) and has over seven years of workplace coaching experience.
Jasmine's qualifications include a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) and a Master of Science in HIV, STDs and Sexual Health (Counselling).
Working with all genders, orientations and identities, Jasmine offers couples and individuals a safe, non-judgmental space. She specializes in a variety of sexual issues including vaginismus, premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. She works with clients on self-esteem, body image, anxiety and listlessness.
To ensure her clients are comfortable and relaxed, Jasmine is Queer Friendly (LBGTIQ) and works with clients on all aspects of sex and sexuality. She believes that sex should be discussed openly and that everyone deserves to experience an enjoyable and enjoyable sex life.
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Meg is a warm and approachable sexologist. Her practice is eclectic and multidisciplinary, combining counseling, coaching and comprehensive sex education.
Creative and client-centric in her sessions, Meg uses strengths-based approaches to help clients navigate sex and relationships safely and enjoy more fulfilling sexual experiences. She understands that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to sex and sexuality, so she draws on her professional training in sexology, health promotion, and tantra to offer clients practical and relevant options.
Determined to have an open and positive dialogue about sexuality, Meg creates a safe space for people to speak openly about their sexual goals and challenges. She believes that communication and healthy sexual boundaries are the key ingredients to a satisfying sex life, and is an expert in helping clients take full responsibility for their well-being and sexual pleasure.
Meg is a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists and her qualifications include a Postgraduate Diploma in Sexology, a Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion (Hons) and a Diploma in Youth Work. She is currently completing an introductory certificate in embodied counseling and a certificate in sexological work at the Institute of Somatic Sexology later this year.
Meg works with individuals, couples, adults and youth. Her work is trauma informed and incorporates cultural, gender and sexual diversity.
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Aleeya Hachem
Aleeya is a sexologist and fertility consultant who is passionate about normalizing the conversation about sex, pleasure and fertility. Aleeya has a particular interest in working with LGBTQIA+ clients as well as clients with sexual issues related to fertility and pregnancy. She is a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS) and the Fertility Society of Australia (FSA).
Aleeya's qualifications include Bachelors and Honors in Psychological Sciences and Masters in Sexual and Reproductive Health, specializing in Psychosexual Therapy and Reproductive Endocrinology.
A warm and intuitive therapeutic style, Aleeya approaches each session by identifying her clients' individual goals and needs and helping them achieve the results they desire. She has worked as a group and individual therapist in a variety of settings including drug and alcohol services, sexual health, and community engagement.
Aleeya uses a variety of evidence-based therapy approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness. She believes everyone has the right to sexual enjoyment and sex education, empowering individuals to make choices consistent with their values and beliefs.
Her passion is working with individuals and couples in the process of fertility and helping them have a fulfilling sex life.
Clinical Psychosexologist
Anna Kelberga (Kelberg)
Anna is a certified and registered clinical psychologist and sexologist. she got itSex Therapy Training at the University of Guelph in Canada (accredited by the AmericanAssociation of Educators, Counselors and Therapists in Sexuality) and in the presentInstitute of Clinical Sexology in the UK (accredited by the College of Sexual and Relationshiptherapists).
Anna's consulting skills are backed by in-depth scientific knowledge in the field ofpsychosexuality. She is currently a PhD student researching monogamy and notMonogamy. His scientific articles, based on an in-depth survey of 1700 people inmonogamous and non-monogamous relationships are published in the renowned Swiss magazinerevista científica Frontiers in Psychology: Gender, Sex and Sexuality.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.961949/full
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.753460/full
He regularly participates in scientific conferences and is a member of several professional associations:
– Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (USA)
– European Federation for Sexology
– Latvian Psychological Association
Anna is a real multinational – she grew up, studied and worked in Latvia, a small European countryhas traveled all over the world and is currently splitting his time between Cape Town, South Africaand Riga, Latvia, sometimes spending a few months in Rome, Stockholm or Tel Aviv.Anna praises individuality and believes in the power of community. She is a volunteerthe Crisis Center Hotline in Latvia and the Counseling Center in South Africa that help professionalsBono those in acute need.
As a psychologist, Anna takes and understands a pluralistic approach to clinical sexologywide range of different factors, including cognitive, genetic, social, familial and neurological factors,contribute to a person's sexuality. She works with all genders, sexual identities, and morerelationship regulations. She is experienced in helping couples in negotiationsMonogamy/non-monogamy agreements that help individuals and couples address sexual issuesConcerns, desire discrepancies, exploration of sexual fantasies and other sexual issues. A-N-Aalso works with trauma related to sexual abuse.
Anna's gentle demeanor and voice are very soothing and inviting. Anna has a beautiful oneLatvian accent to her English. She's easy to get along with, non-judgmental, and sex positive.
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Asha Bosmann
Asha (B.Psych, GDip-Sexology) is a sexologist with a background in psychology.
As a mother, Asha is understanding and has a special interest in helping those experiencing the many complex sexual difficulties associated with pregnancy and parenthood.
Asha's approach to her clients is one of unconditional positive regard, open-mindedness and encouragement for sexual empowerment.
Asha is relatable, down to earth, compassionate and understanding. She believes that every person is unique in their desires, experiences, beliefs and ideologies regarding sexuality and in turn deserves a unique and personal approach to therapy.
Asha enjoys working with people of all ages, backgrounds and identities.
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Sarah Lormer
Sarah (she/she) is a sexologist with several years of experience providing sex positive, sexual and reproductive health education to communities, with a focus on people from migrant or refugee backgrounds. Her work is based on gender justice, intersectional feminism and social justice.
Sarah's sessions affirm and include all genders, sexual orientations and identities.
With a warm and practical approach, Sarah offers clients space to discuss their thoughts and experiences openly and non-judgmentally. She works with people to help them explore their sexuality, understand and communicate their needs, prioritize pleasure, and help them feel confident in expressing themselves honestly.
Sarah specializes in sex education and has worked with diverse communities including people with disabilities and at-risk youth. She believes in a trauma and strengths-based approach that focuses on clients' needs and recognizes the importance of being informed about their bodies and sexuality
and rights.
Sarah's qualifications include a bachelor's degree in health promotion and a postgraduate degree in
Sexology
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Chelsea Liley
Chelsea is a qualified sexologist passionate about the interplay between mental and sexual health, with a double degree in psychology and a master's degree in sexology.
Chelsea has a natural affinity and curiosity in all areas of sexuality, but her main interests and passions are in the areas of queer sexuality, female empowerment and sexual liberation, tantra, perversion, sexual wellbeing, youth and pleasure.
She believes that sexuality is a core concept of our human psyche and can be a positive, pleasurable and almost euphoric experience and that all people should be able to understand, explore and embrace their sexuality, regardless of age, gender, cultural background or sexual orientation experience.
A student member of the Society of Australian Sexologists, Chelsea works at the forefront of her practice with patient-centred care, aiming to provide all of her clients with the same level of unconditional acceptance, openness and compassion. She is a regular volunteer with the WA Aids Council and participates in Dunsborough's Dropout Week each year as a safer sex angel, distributing condoms and educating young people about safer sex practices.
She believes that sex is an important and innate part of the human experience and that everyone has the right to seek their own erotic pleasure and joy in a safe, sex-positive, joyful, and non-judgmental space. She prides herself on her ability to combine professionalism and fun in her work to help break down the stigma surrounding sex and instead empower all people to have open and honest conversations about their sex lives.
Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counselor
ClinicalSexualforscher
Chloe Scotney (she/they)
Chloe is a qualified integrative psychotherapeutic counselor specializing in the field of sex and relationship therapy. After working for mental health crisis and sexual health charities for several years, she studied at the Matrix College of Counseling and Psychotherapy in England (accredited by the Council of Psychotherapists UK). She then went onPostgraduate course in clinical sexology from the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (accredited by the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists). Chloe is registered with UKCP and COSRT.
An openly queer practitioner, Chloe has a specific and historical interest in working with the LGBTQIA+ community; with a distinct therapeutic focus on sexuality, gender, kink and consensual non-monogamy. Chloe also works with an international clinic as a gender affirmation consultant and in a crisis role for victims of sexual assault in the UK.
Chloe has a wide range of experience working with sexual functioning issues, having been a trainee psychosexual therapist for the NHS; Assisted in conducting women's pain workshops and individual sex therapy sessions with a diverse client base including transgender patients.
With a curious and affirmative approach, Chloe draws on studies of existentialism to help clients explore their own sense of self and erotic models. They believe that everyone is entitled to a healthy and fulfilling sex life and recognize that we all have autonomy as individuals to determine what that looks like.
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
von Chloe Cox
Chloe is a physical therapist with a particular interest in vulvar and pelvic floor health. She is passionate about educating vulva owners of all ages throughout their lives to ensure care is patient-centric and accessible to all.
Chloe has gained experience in both public and private settings in New Zealand and Australia over the past nine years. She has hosted several Vulva Health webinars with local gyms to ensure people have access to the information they need to achieve their health and wellness goals. Chloe enjoys treating antenatal and postnatal patients and has a keen interest in chronic pelvic pain including sexual, menstrual and bladder pain.
She combines her knowledge of pelvic and musculoskeletal health to provide a holistic approach, including the use of dry needling, Pilates and exercise principles, as well as manual therapy and education. Chloe strongly believes that all care should be patient centered and works with other healthcare professionals to ensure targeted care.
She specializes in:
– Sexual Pain – Vaginismus/ Vulvodynia/ Vestibulodynia/ Deep Dyspareunia/ GSM
- Menstrual pain - Treatment of endo-/adenomyosis
- Pre- and post-natal - pelvic floor/incontinence/pelvic girdle pain/prolapse and pessary fitting/assessment of return to exercise/all other areas of pain
– Bladder and bowel problems: Overactive Bladder/Bladder Pain Syndrome (HF)/Constipation
– Chronic pain – all areas: dry needling and Pilates expertise
– Pain Education
Qualification and experience:
– Bacharel em Fisioterapia (BHSci Physiotherapie) – Auckland University of Technology
– Advanced Women’s Health Training Associates (WHTA) courses, including:
– Advanced pelvic floor: exercise, sport and musculoskeletal dysfunction
– Advanced pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence
– Advanced pelvic floor: Chronic pelvic pain
– Advanced birth decision course
– Advanced pelvic floor: overactive bladder
- Happy bubble course: Jilly Bond