Welcome toASSERTive Sexology
Clinical Sexologist, Educator, Researcher | Private Therapy | Education Workshops & Seminars
Hi! My name is CJ Baldry.
I am a Clinical Sexologist, Educator and Researcher. I have various degrees in the health sciences, including Post Graduate Degrees in Sexology & Psychology.
I am affiliated with the Society of Australian Sexologists, ASSERT NSW and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
I embrace the philosophy and code of ethics associated with these societies and boards – welcoming standards of practice and upholding the oaths with honourable intentions.
I passionately embrace the ‘WAS Millennium Declaration of Sexual Rights’; which states that ‘sexual rights are fundamental and universal rights’.
I offer private therapy, and am passionate about my continuing research and education.
More information is available on the Services page.
Blog & Events
Oh Baby Oh Baby… AFTER BABY!
Who am I… now… that I am parent? What does that mean to me? What does that mean to my partner? What do I feel about them as a parent? What do I think about my body? What does that me to my relationship? And what does that mean to my sex and intimacy in myself and my relationship?
These are big questions… they require a lot of thought, direction and guidance and honesty.
Let us concentrate on one question (no doubt the elephant in the room). \
How can I keep sex and intimacy in my relationship after the baby arrives?
The Talk – How to
I work with an increasing number of parents and carers who are very much daunted by the dreaded “birds and bees” talk! Questions like… What do I say when they ask me about “SEX” and any other related questions…? My answer unlike this topic… is… simple.
THE TRUTH!
And then I get asked… “yes but… they are only 7 years old… or 10 years old… or 26 years old! What do I say – that is the truth – BUT is age appropriate?”
Oh Baby Oh Baby… AFTER BABY!
Who am I… now… that I am parent? What does that mean to me? What does that mean to my partner? What do I feel about them as a parent? What do I think about my body? What does that me to my relationship? And what does that mean to my sex and intimacy in myself and my relationship?
These are big questions… they require a lot of thought, direction and guidance and honesty.
Let us concentrate on one question (no doubt the elephant in the room). \
How can I keep sex and intimacy in my relationship after the baby arrives?
The Talk – How to
I work with an increasing number of parents and carers who are very much daunted by the dreaded “birds and bees” talk! Questions like… What do I say when they ask me about “SEX” and any other related questions…? My answer unlike this topic… is… simple.
THE TRUTH!
And then I get asked… “yes but… they are only 7 years old… or 10 years old… or 26 years old! What do I say – that is the truth – BUT is age appropriate?”
