At CRSW, we are dedicated to improving sexual and relational well-being through evidence-based therapy, training, and advocacy.

We take a compassionate and non-judgemental approach, empowering you to explore challenges, build on your strengths, and create meaningful change.

We provide personalised, evidence-based therapy tailored to your needs, drawing from a range of therapeutic approaches. Whether you’re seeking short-term support or longer-term therapy, we work with individuals, couples, and those in diverse relationship structures.

Our clinicians support clients with a variety of concerns, including:

Relationship and intimacy challenges
Sexual function and well-being
Women’s and men’s health
Trauma
Depression and anxiety
Life transitions and adjustment
Stress and other health-related concerns

You also don’t need to have a clear understanding of what’s wrong to reach out. If something isn’t working in your life, we’re here to help you explore what’s getting in the way and support you in creating a more fulfilling, meaningful future.

CRSW clinicians are LGBTIQA+ friendly, sex-worker allied, and welcoming of polyamorous and diverse relationships.

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Managing Endo and Pelvic Pain in Transgender and Gender Diverse People

Explore the challenges of pelvic pain & endometriosis in transgender, gender diverse, & non-binary individuals. Find tips for gender-affirming care & support.

Emotional, relational & sexual impact of conception and fertility

Fertility treatment can bring emotional highs and lows, impact relationships, and sometimes make intimacy feel complicated. We explore how different partners experience this journey—including the unique challenges for same-sex and trans couples—and share ideas for staying connected along the way.

Psychology and counselling in Endometriosis and Chronic Pelvic Pain care

Have you ever questioned why your GP, physio, or gynaecologist has recommended visiting a psychologist as part of a holistic approach to addressing chronic pelvic pain? Here's a clue: It's never because they believe "it's all in your head."