Sex Therapy and Erotic Counseling.
Two perspectives, one mission: intimacy education and reconnection with yourself through conscious eros.
Today, with joy and pride, I share this goal.
I became a Sex Therapist, graduating at the Institute of Sexology, but this achievement is more than a title or diploma. It is the result of years of study, practice, reflection, case work, and profound questions—and above all, the courage to step into a sensitive field often avoided even by professionals in mental health.
This stage in my professional journey marks a promise—to myself and to those who will enter the therapeutic space I create: to truly be there, with a solid foundation, ethical integrity, and a deep understanding of their emotional and relational needs.
I chose sex therapy because I know how difficult it can be to seek guidance and not find it. When I needed it, I couldn’t find any trained professionals willing to approach themes of intimacy, eros, or shame with openness and without prejudice. Today, I choose to be that space of support and clarity that I once searched for.
To be a sex therapist means trusting eros as a life force, a source of authentic closeness and transformation. It is both a profession and a calling. A deep responsibility to accompany people on the path toward themselves, their bodies, and more conscious, vibrant relationships.
Erotic counseling is a form of psychological refinement and an initiation into self-discovery. It supports the deep understanding of the energies that animate and connect us. I help women and men recognize their erotic energy as a vital, creative force, deeply connected to love, emotional clarity, and relational balance. In essence, erotic counseling is the sensitive, practical expression of sex therapy: an approach that combines scientific knowledge with deep awareness of the emotional and energetic dimensions of intimacy.
Sex therapy and erotic counseling are two sides of the same coin—they both work with intimacy as a process of self-knowledge, relational transformation, and reconnection with one’s vital energy. If sex therapy provides the clinical and methodological framework, erotic counseling adds the language of gentleness, education, and emotional and sensory refinement.
In my practice—whether in-person or online—we don’t just talk about sex. We create intimacy education that is wise, empathetic, and transformative. We explore the erotic meaning of the self, we cultivate conscious intimacy, and we learn to transform shame into curiosity and tension into emotional closeness. It’s a process that empowers, liberates, and unites.
I work with women and men in relationships who want to deepen their intimacy, reconnect through presence, trust, and openness. I offer couple therapy (in pairs) or individual sessions, online, in a confidential, empathetic, and supportive space.
This professional step marks a promise—to be fully present, well-prepared, ethical, and deeply attuned to the human, emotional, and relational needs of those I work with.
If you feel it’s time to meet a part of yourself you’ve avoided, or one that has never been met with kindness and clarity, I invite you to explore my therapeutic approach with trust.
Here, we don’t just talk about sex. We talk about meaning. About intimacy that heals. About eros that connects. About you, as you’ve never known yourself before.
You can begin this journey today. The space is ready. You choose the rhythm.
With trust and gratitude,
Daniela Berbece
Sex Therapist: Daniela Berbece
Telephone / Watsapp: +40741559352
Email: enjoyrituals@gmail.com
