Welcome to this interview with Rachel Keller, a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-C) and AASECT certified sex therapist (CST), conducted by researcher Dr. Vera Ludwig. Rachel begins by discussing the range of clients she encounters in therapy, their concerns, and the profound impact sexual issues can have on individuals' lives. She also addresses common reservations people may have about seeking sex therapy.

This video is for those wishing to deepen their understanding of sexual intimacy, enhance their sexual health, or further improve their relationship. It may also help address sexual concerns such as erectile dysfunction, desire discrepancies between partners, difficulties reaching orgasm, or challenges with sexual intercourse. Finally, it may be beneficial for those considering whether or not to seek sex therapy. 

Rachel Keller has a Masters of Social Work and a Masters of Education in Human Sexuality, earned at Widener University's dual degree program for social work and sex therapy. She has years of experience working with individuals and couples navigating concerns such as sexuality, communication, conflict, life transitions, emotional or physical intimacy deficits, depression, anxiety, and trauma. 

Her practice is inclusive, providing a safe, understanding environment for individuals of all backgrounds, including those within the kink, poly, and LGBTQ+ communities. 

Rachel Keller's website: aliveintimacy.com
Vera Ludwig's website: www.veraludwig.com

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