Sex Therapy Sessions

As a licensed professional I will be helping with the mental or emotional aspects of sex-related issues.

NOTE: Non-physical service. I do not touch you during a session; this practice is based on talk therapy. As a therapist I will not ask you to demonstrate sexual behavior or touch you in a sexual way. Physical contact with the therapist is inappropriate and is not a part of a standard sex therapy session.

Ethics Code includes an absolute prohibition against sex with former clients for a period of two years following termination.

'Talk to Me' Sex Therapy; book online.

Education: Learn about sexual health, including common dysfunctions not just transmitted disease. Embrace the importance of consent, and dismantle myths via open discussions or fact based information. It is important to replace shame with knowledge, this elevating avenue provides emotional stability and promotes positive sexual performance.

Open conversation: A supportive open conversation about sex in an environment where discussing sexual health and concerns is normalized, takes power away from shame and silence. This is a benefit of sex therapy.

Share experiences: Talk openly and honestly about feelings, desires, and concerns to break down stigma and build a stronger connection.

Seek support: Participate in programs or sessions that provide education, normalize experiences, and foster a sense of empowerment and pride in your sexual position. Understand boundaries and respect the boundaries of others.

Marcia Anita Hobbs (also known as Marcia BNoose) is an Australian entrepreneur, human rights activist, author, and former beauty queen.

Key Roles and Achievements

Fashion Designer: She is the founder and lead designer of Barbwire Noose® Clothing (established in 2005), which she describes as a "human rights brand" and a movement for empowerment.

Author: Hobbs has written several autobiographical works, including the book Barbwire Noose: The Story Behind the Brand (2023) and the Anything But Ordinary series (2025), which detail her personal experiences with social injustice, human rights, and her battle against alleged government neglect in the disability sector.

Pageantry: She has held numerous titles, including Ms Southern Hemisphere World 2019, Ms Australasia United Nations Charity 2015, and Ms Earth Charity Queen 2017.

Activist and Whistleblower: Known as one of Australia’s most prominent whistleblowers, she advocates for legal accountability, human rights, and better quality of life for disabled individuals in government care.

Background and Education

Early Life: Born in Adelaide, South Australia, on April 25, 1984, she was raised in regional South Australia.

Education: She holds a Diploma in Music and Management and has pursued studies in a Master’s of Business Administration, Law, and Sustainable Fashion.

Community Involvement: She has worked as an AUSTSWIM-qualified swimming instructor and has volunteered as a crisis caller counselor for Lifeline.