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Virtual Sex Coaching Worldwide

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Specialized AASECT Leadership

Directed by a Certified Sex Therapy Supervisor.

Gender-Affirming Care

WPATH-verified standards for LGBTQ+ and poly safety.

Advanced Clinical Mentorship

Elite supervision backing every staff clinician.

A Denver Icon Since 2008

Decades of trusted care throughout Colorado.

Sex & Gender Coaches

Meet the clinicians who provide sex and gender therapy for clients across identities, locations, and relationship structures. Each profile includes their approach, credentials, fees, and areas of focus.

Dr. Neil Cannon

Ph.D., LMFT, CST-S
Founder, AASECT + AAMFT Supervisor & Clinical Director

Dr. Cannon is the founder, AASECT & AAMFT supervisor, clinical director, and specializes in sex, intimacy, relationship, and gender care.

Lucy Introcaso

MSW, LCSW, MFTC, CST (they/them)

 AASECT Certified Sex Therapist


For clients who want affirming care for sexuality, identity, relationships, non-monogamy, or neurodivergence.

Megan Healy

MSW, M.Ed., LCSW (she/they)


For clients who want compassionate support building confidence, improving communication, and healing from sexual trauma.

Merissa Cope

Merissa Cope

MSW, LCSW (they/them)


For clients who want sex-positive care for kink, identity, vulnerability, and the relationships that matter.

Michelle Stromme

Psy.D., MA, MFT, LPC, LMHC, CST
she/her

 AASECT Certified Sex Therapist

For clients who feel alone, disconnected, or unsure how to talk about sex, pain, desire, or change.

How Virtual Sex Coaching Works

Sex and gender concerns can feel harder to sort through when culture, distance, shame, identity, or relationship expectations are part of the picture.

Virtual coaching gives you a private online space to talk with a specialist who can hold those details with care. The work is practical, culturally aware, and focused on what needs attention next.

The Cannon Institute works with clients across time zones, cultures, identities, and relationship styles, including:

  • individuals
  • couples and partners
  • LGBTQ+ clients
  • kink-aware clients
  • clients seeking specialized support online

Sex coaching

Sex coaching helps you look at what is happening in your sex life without turning it into a source of blame or shame.

You may explore desire, pleasure, erotic interests, confidence, communication, or patterns that make intimacy feel pressured or hard to talk about

Gender identity coaching

Gender identity coaching gives you room to explore identity without needing every answer before you begin.

You may talk through expression, relationships, transition-related questions, family conversations, or the parts of gender that feel difficult to sort through alone.

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Common Concerns

Find answers to the questions people often have before starting virtual sex coaching.

Virtual sex coaching is a private online conversation about the concerns, questions, or patterns you want support with. Your coach helps you understand what needs attention and choose next steps that fit your goals.

No. Virtual sex coaching is conversation-based. You do not need to show your body, remove clothing, engage in sexual activity, or do anything sexual on camera. Your coach may ask thoughtful questions and offer education in a professional online setting.

Virtual sex coaching can help with desire, pleasure, intimacy, communication, sexual confidence, kink, erotic shame, and relationship patterns around sex. If erectile difficulties are part of what you are facing, The Cannon Institute’s guide to sudden erectile dysfunction may help you understand what can contribute to the pattern.

No. Virtual sex coaching can be for individuals, couples, partners, and people in nontraditional relationship structures. You can begin on your own even if your partner is not involved.

Yes. Gender identity coaching can support questions about identity, expression, relationships, transition-related decisions, and family conversations. You can also explore The Cannon Institute’s LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming counseling page for related support.

No. Coaching is goal-focused and educational, while therapy is mental-health treatment provided by a licensed clinician. The Sexual Health Alliance explains that sex coaching tends to focus on present concerns, education, and exercises, while sex therapy addresses sexual issues through clinical mental health care.

Virtual sex coaching is private-pay and is not billed through insurance. A free consultation can help you ask about cost, scheduling, and whether coaching fits what you are looking for.


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Rates $75-175 - Virtual Therapy Options Available

Dr. Neil Cannon is a nationally known master therapist with experience treating virtually every issue related to sex, intimacy and relationships. All our therapists meet with Dr. Cannon at least once per week.

We are an out-of-network provider for all insurance companies, meaning your insurance company may reimburse you after the fact for a portion of your counseling fees. We’re happy to provide billing statements for you to submit to your insurer. You are ultimately responsible for payment of the therapy session at the time of the session.