COSRT-Registered · Serving Tunbridge Wells
Confidential, specialist support for sexual difficulties and intimacy concerns — for Tunbridge Wells clients who’d rather not wait for a referral.
Psychosexual Therapy for Tunbridge Wells
If you’ve searched for a psychosexual or sex therapist in Tunbridge Wells before, you may already have come across this practice listed on Psychology Today. Sexual difficulties are common, but talking about them rarely feels easy — and the NHS route in Tunbridge Wells adds another barrier on top. Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust does run a psychosexual therapy service here, but it requires a GP referral and aims to see patients within 18 weeks. Private therapy offers a faster, more direct alternative: no referral, no waiting list, and a therapist you can start seeing this week.
Tunbridge Wells has other practitioners trained in both relationship and psychosexual work, but the fuller combination is harder to find in one place: COSRT registration and NCPS accreditation together, direct clinical experience from an NHS sexual health clinic, and genuinely inclusive practice for consensual non-monogamy and polyamorous relationships, alongside sessions available in Arabic.
Sessions are entirely talk-based — no physical examination, no physical touch between therapist and client at any point, in line with COSRT’s code of ethics.
OUR APPROACH
A Postgraduate Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy, the recognised specialist training for this field.
Direct clinical experience within an NHS sexual health clinic.
Addressing the emotional and psychological dimensions, not just the physical symptom.
Working with individuals and couples of any orientation, gender identity, or relationship structure, including consensual non-monogamy and polyamory.
MEET YOUR KENT BASED THERAPIST
Nariman is a COSRT registered psychosexual and relationship psychotherapist based in Kings Hill, West Malling, serving Psychosexual Therapy across Tunbridge Wells for over 12 years. Nariman holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy, accredited by Middlesex University, and is an NCPS-accredited practitioner. Her training also includes the Institute for Relational Intimacy (USA) and the NAOS Institute, London, and she brings direct clinical experience from an NHS sexual health clinic.
Nariman works with couples of all backgrounds across Kent, including cross-cultural and interfaith relationships. She holds full professional insurance, and everything discussed in session is treated with genuine confidentiality and respect.
What Psychosexual Therapy Can Help With
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Including CNM and polyamory-inclusive support.
Getting Here
The practice is based in Kings Hill, West Malling — around a 15-minute drive west of Maidstone town centre via the A20, or a similar journey by local bus. For clients who’d rather skip the trip altogether, online sessions offer the same one-to-one support without leaving Maidstone.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes — the terms are used interchangeably here to describe the same specialist, talking-based service.
Yes — the NHS service requires a GP referral and aims for an 18-week wait. This is a private practice: no referral needed, and no waiting list.
No. This is entirely talk-based therapy — no physical examination, no physical touch between therapist and client at any point.
No — sessions work for individuals or couples, depending on what you’re working through.
Yes — talk-based psychosexual therapy translates well to an online format, since there’s no physical examination involved in either setting. Many clients find it more comfortable to discuss sensitive topics from home.
Book a confidential 10-minute intro call — no pressure, just a chance to talk through what’s going on and see if it’s the right fit.
Book a Confidential Intro CallYes — this practice works with individuals and couples of any orientation, gender identity, or relationship structure, including consensual non-monogamy and polyamory.
Yes, entirely. Nothing discussed in session is shared with anyone else, including your GP.
Book a confidential 10-minute intro call — no pressure, just a chance to talk through what’s going on and see if it’s the right fit.