Sarah Peart

Clinical Sexologist helping individuals and couples improve intimacy, desire, and sexual wellbeing.

Therapy and education grounded in science, psychology, and shame-free conversation.

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  • I’m Sarah, a clinical sexologist and sex educator with an MSc in Clinical Psychosexology, alongside degrees in Sexuality Education and Psychology.

    I have experience working in schools, delivering workshops, and supporting individuals and couples in therapeutic settings. Across all of this work, my focus is the same: helping people build healthier, more confident relationships with their sexuality and intimate lives.

    I believe sexual wellbeing is an important part of overall wellbeing throughout every stage of life.

    I am a member of the European Federation of Sexology, the British Psychological Association, the International Psycho-Oncology Society, and have contributed to discussions on sexual health in young people through writing for the BBC.

  • I believe Sexuality is individual, a pillar of quality of life, and should not be assumed to be easy. I am person lead, meaning I will be guided by your needs, questions, and goals while providing you with the tools to improve your sexual wellbeing.

    Whilst sessions with me are purely talking based, I often provide homework for you to work on at home (with or without a partner).

    First and foremost, my goal is to create comfort when talking about sexual health, where this be in relation to kink, low desire, or first experiences. I am empathetic but pretty much shock proof after years of teenage sex ed.

  • Within a therapeutic setting I work with adult individuals and couples with various questions surrounding their sexual wellbeing. Find a full list of my specialities here.

    In schools I provide education to young people between 11 and 18 to ensure they have the knowledge and skills to keep themselves safe, happy, and comfortable.

What are you looking for?

Sex Education

I deliver relationship and sex education (RSE), or consent education lessons for schools, youth organisations, and community groups.

My sessions focus on providing accurate, inclusive, and evidence-based information in a way that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and respectful discussion.

Topics I teach include:

  • consent and healthy relationships

  • contraception and STIs

  • porn literacy and media influence

  • puberty and anatomy

  • gender and sexuality

  • masculinity and misogyny

I have experience working with young people through youth outreach and educational settings, creating fun and comfortable spaces where questions can be asked openly and without shame.

I have specialised experience working with children with additional learning needs, including sex education for young people with autism, ADHD, and down syndrome.

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Sex Therapy

Sex and intimacy can feel complicated. Many people struggle with desire differences, performance anxiety, painful sex, or feeling disconnected from their partner.

As a clinical sexologist, I offer evidence-based, shame-free therapy to help individuals and couples understand their sexuality and build more satisfying intimate lives.

I commonly support clients with:

  • low or mismatched desire

  • pain during sex

  • sexual anxiety or shame

  • intimacy and communication in relationships

  • getting back to intimacy after illness or life changes

  • first time experiences

  • polyamory

  • arousal issues

Find my full list of specialities here

How to book a session

Workshops

Sex education shouldn’t stop when we leave school. Many adults never had access to accurate, inclusive, or pleasure-focused information about sex and relationships. I offer workshops designed to create open, thoughtful conversations about sexuality, intimacy, and wellbeing. These sessions are educational, non-judgemental, and tailored to the needs of each group.

I have delivered sessions in a variety of spaces including:

  • self-care and wellbeing workshops

  • yoga and wellness studios

  • women's health events and festivals

Topics can include:

  • feminist perspectives on sex and pleasure

  • parental sex-ed support

  • kink, BDSM, fetish

  • navigating mismatched libido in relationships

  • porn, media, and sexual expectations

  • body image and sensuality

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A plush toy in the shape of a vulva lying on grass with leaves scattered around, with an overlay text asking 'how much do you know about the vulva?'
Text overlay on a blurred outdoor background reads 'My first smear test'.
A person is reaching to turn on a shower, with a small shelf and tile background, and the word 'Foreplay' in the image.
Sarah sat talking to the camera with a cup of tea. Autogenerated captions at the bottom of the image read "if you're in Cardiff for Valentin'e Day, we'.ve..."