Sex therapy and couples counseling in Pennsylvania

Get the specialized support you need (from wherever you are)

I offer telehealth therapy for couples and individuals struggling with sexual or relational concerns — whether you’re in Philadelphia, Doylestown, Scranton or anywhere else in the state.

You deserve a therapist who goes deep, not just a name nearby

A couple underwater, representing virtual sex therapy in Pennsylvania

Recognize any of this?

If so, it's more common than you think (and it can be corrected):

  • You have the same argument on repeat — or you’ve stopped arguing altogether

  • You've slowly stopped reaching for each other, either physically or emotionally

  • Sex has become something you avoid, endure, or overthink

  • You're more like two ships passing by than two partners in love

  • You're not sure which kind of help you actually need: relational, sexual, or both

Whatever you’re going through, I’d love to help

Couples therapy

For simmering tension, deafening silence, or anything that’s come between you

Sex therapy

For desire gaps, lack of pleasure, or a connection that's gone quiet

Quality therapy shouldn’t depend on your zip code

With telehealth, you can get the care you need from your home, your car, or any neighborhood in PA

Jan Carey, a sex therapist and couples counselor in Pennsylvania

If you've searched for sex therapy in Pennsylvania, couples counseling in Doylestown, or marriage counseling near Scranton, you've probably come across a handful of generalists nearby, and not much else. 

Telehealth means you don’t have to settle for the nearest name on Google.

You can choose a therapist who has the specialized skills, scheduling availability, and sharp, refreshingly funny personality that suits you. Someone, perhaps, like me.

Why AASECT certification matters

It’s rare in Pennsylvania — but it’s been key to success for many of my couples

Logo of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) featuring overlapping circles in purple and yellow with the organization's name, the certification of online sex therapist Jan Carey.
Purple logo with two overlapping circles in the center, surrounded by the words 'AASECT CST' and a laurel wreath, the certification of online couples counselor Jan Carey.

Most couples therapists in the state are trained generally in relationships, not specifically in sex. AASECT certification means I have real, rigorous training in human sexuality.

With me, the conversations that usually get avoided or talked around can actually get talked about. For a lot of my Pennsylvania clients, I’m the first therapist to actually say these things out loud.

  • “My experience with Jan has always been enlightening. Her knowledge is expressed with sensitivity and clarity. I feel very safe with her.”

    –Karen M., client

  • “Jan had the compassion and knowledge to assist and navigate our patients through OB/GYN issues. Jan worked well with the staff, doctors, and patients. She always found time to address a myriad of problems on a daily basis. She was an important asset to our team and a pleasure to work beside her each day.”

    –Barbara Schneider, RN

FAQs about sex therapy in Pennsylvania

Ready to work on whatever needs working on in your relationship?

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