Hannah Wood-Kraft LMFT-Associate, CST

I work with couples and individuals to untangle conflict, rebuild trust, and strengthen emotional and physical intimacy.

I help clients explore desire, performance anxiety, and shame to reconnect with their sexual selves in ways that feel authentic and empowered.

If something’s not working in your sex life—desire, pain, performance, shame—you don’t need to figure it out alone. I specialize in sex therapy that’s real, honest, and totally free of judgment. Whether you’re partnered or solo, we’ll unpack what’s getting in the way of pleasure and help you reconnect with your body on your own terms.

You love each other—but something’s off. Maybe you’re stuck in the same fights, the intimacy feels flat, or it’s like you’ve become roommates instead of partners. I help couples slow down, talk honestly, and figure out how to reconnect—emotionally, physically, all of it. No cringe, no scripts. Just real conversation and tools that actually help.

“Is this normal?” is the #1 question I get—and usually, it’s about way more than just sex. If you’re caught in your head, second-guessing everything, or quietly panicking that you’re too much (or not enough), I’ve got you. Therapy with me isn’t about fixing you—it’s about helping you feel like yourself again.

I specialize in helping people untangle the complicated, often unspoken parts of their sexual lives. Whether it’s desire, performance, shame, or just feeling shut down, I approach sex therapy with honesty, warmth, and zero judgment. I bring advanced training, a deep understanding of how sex actually works in real relationships, and a way of talking about it that makes people feel instantly more at ease.

My work with couples focuses on slowing things down so we can actually get to the root of what’s happening—not just fix the symptoms. I help people step out of cycles that feel exhausting and into conversations that are honest, connected, and productive. I pay close attention to how couples communicate, how emotion shows up in the room, and what it feels like to truly be seen by your partner.

You won’t just talk at me for an hour and leave wondering what happened. I work experientially—meaning I help you notice what’s happening in real time, in your body, in the relationship, and in the room. We use those moments to shift stuck patterns and build something new. My style is grounded, intuitive, and focused on making therapy feel alive and relevant—not clinical or detached.