LOKI GREY

Loki (He/Him) is a pluralistic therapist who draws upon various contemporary tools and approaches in support of his clients as they work through their sex and relationship issues. He is passionate about co-creating a safe, inclusive, and non-judgmental space where clients can speak freely about their experiences, (re)discover themselves and explore their erotic life.

Following a career as an inclusive sex educator, spanning adult education and complex-needs mental health settings, Loki is now working towards a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationships Therapy. He joins The Therapy Yard in his final year of study. Loki is affirming of Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity (GSRD), and kink identities and is also skilled in working with neurodiversity and autism. His particular areas of interest include: working with clients to understand and overcome sexual function problems including erectile dysfunction, premature/delayed ejaculation, desire and arousal difficulties, Vaginismus/sexual pain; relationship issues including managing conflict, infidelity and working on communication, separation, and life changes; compulsive or problematic sexual behaviours; sex education and navigating relationships/dating; anxiety.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationships Therapy (ongoing)
• London Foundation Certificate in Counselling and Psychotherapy
• Certificate of Practical Competence in Delivering Sex and Relationships Education
• PGCE PCET (Post Compulsory Education and Training)
• QTLS (Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills) status
• BA(Hons) Contemporary Textile Practice
• Member of the College of Sex and Relationships Therapists (COSRT)

Specialisms:

• Unreliable Erections
• Premature/Delayed Ejaculation
• Sexual Pain inc. Vaginismus and Dyspareunia
• Desire and/or Arousal Issues
• Compulsive or problematic sexual behaviours
• Relationship issues inc. infidelity, communication, conflict
• Sexuality and sex education
• Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity and LGBTQIA identities
• Kink/BDSM interests and identities
• Sex/relationships and disability, neurodiversity, and autism
• Open relationships, consensual non-monogamy, and Polyamory
• Attachment issues