Speakers

Sue is a qualified psychosexual therapist in private practice. Since 2001, she has worked in the field of sex and relationships, supporting individuals and couples who have concerns or struggles about sexual satisfaction and relationship. In 2008, Sue developed her practice to work with people with physical disability supporting them to explore their sexual expression and fulfilment. She has received awards for Sex Therapist of the Year from Outsiders, the UK charity that provides sex and relationship support to physically and socially disabled people. She is an active member of the Sexual Health and Disability Alliance (SHADA). Sue sits on the Executive Committee of the Association of Somatic and Integrative Sexologists (ASIS) which provides ethical codes for professionals who work in the field of Somatic Sexology.