Meet Kate Moyle
Founder of @katemoyletherapy / Wellness Sessions podcast
Kate (She/Her) - White British
Sexual & Relationship Psychotherapist Accredited Member of COSRT & Registered by UKCP and EFS & ESSM Certified Psycho-Sexologist .
I am thoughtful, I am strong, I am curious.
Check out Kate's four step guide to approach sex and intimacy after cancer.
Sex after cancer is something that is left out of the conversation.
Individuals don't know what to ask and cancer care teams and medical professionals are often not equipped to have the conversations themselves.
In this video, Kate approaches the subject of sex and intimacy after cancer using the 'Four T's', originally developed by Dr Domeena Renshaw, pshychiatrist and sex and relationships expert.
The 'Four T's' that Kate covers to approach sex after cancer are -
Time
Trust
Talk
Touch
"Sex and intimacy may be different after cancer, but that doesn’t have to mean the end of it."
Understanding that there are so many ways to experience intimacy, sensuality, sexuality and pleasure means that you are able to curiously explore and be open-minded to finding what works for you which is a key ingredient of any fulfilling sex life after cancer.
Find out more about sex and intimacy after cancer here -
Read our Sex and Intimacy after cancer blog post.
Find a registered Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist.
Check out Macmillans information on sex after cancer.
Listen to Kate's Wellness sessions podcast discussing the impact of cancer and cancer treatment on sex lives and relationships.
Check out the resources from Sex with Cancer
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