Could you benefit from working with a kink-friendly therapist?

Most kinksters are aware of the healing potential of consensual, compassionate BDSM. Kink can be therapeutic, but it is no substitute for therapy.

Quality dominatrices are good communicators, compassionate, and intuitive. They care about the mental health of their submissives. However, most are not qualified to provide therapy, and for those who are, offering therapy to their submissives is an ethical breach.

If you are serious about personal growth, a kink-positive therapist will be able to assist you on your path. Many therapists claim to be sex-positive but often do not understand the nuances of the BDSM lifestyle. Lingering prejudices can affect the therapy process, leading to you feeling uncomfortable with sharing kink-related information with your therapist. This disconnect can interfere with your progress toward your therapeutic goals.

It can be challenging to find a therapist who is genuinely kink, queer, and sex work friendly. Sometimes, I’m asked for referrals.

I’m pleased to recommend Robyn Thomas. She has a solid base of kink knowledge, is curious, switched on, and empathetic, and has a depth of life experience that informs her practice.

Robyn is a mental health Occupational Therapist registered with AHPRA, holding a Master’s Degree in Brain and Mind Science. She has over 25 years of experience in the field of Mental Health.

Robyn will help you identify your individual goals and guide you toward them. Her work incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, goal-directed activity, and sensory modulation.

Her approach is trauma-informed and evidence-based. She profoundly understands neuroscience and endeavours to make therapy as engaging and enjoyable as possible.

One of Robyn’s particular interests is helping people navigate anxiety, panic burnout and depression. She is exceptionally skilled in assisting clients with neurodivergent presentations such as ADHD and autism.

Robyn’s practical approach teaches people how to regulate their nervous systems, manage sensory load, establish boundaries, and develop strategies for achieving their goals.

Learn more about Robyn’s qualifications, the costs involved and how to book a session with her here.