Online Sex Therapy in Yukon, the Northwest Territories & Nunavut
Space for conversations about sex, intimacy and connection, from the community you call home.
Allura’s collective of independent counsellors offers online sex therapy and relationship counselling to adults attending from Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Explore support from Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Iqaluit and communities across the territories.
Choose the territory where you will be during sessions to see counsellors who serve that location.
You can start with the questions you have.
You may want to understand a change in desire, talk about a relationship, explore your sexuality or feel more comfortable in your body. You do not need a perfectly formed explanation before making an inquiry. Counselling can begin with what you have noticed and what you hope might feel different.
Online appointments offer a way to connect without travelling to Allura’s counselling rooms in another province. Whether you attend from Whitehorse or Dawson City in Yukon, Yellowknife or Inuvik in the Northwest Territories, or Iqaluit or another Nunavut community, discuss your setting, connection and local appointment time with your counsellor.
A counsellor may be based elsewhere in Canada while serving your territory online. Look for an approach that fits your concerns, and ask about experience, communication preferences and the things you want them to understand about your life. Each counsellor’s services and availability are different.
Sex & desire
Explore desire, sexual pressure, painful sex and the kind of intimacy you want in your life.
Relationships
Make room for conversations about communication, trust, conflict and connection.
Body & identity
Talk about body image, sexual confidence, identity or expression in your own words.
Trauma & intimacy
Explore support for safety, trust and intimacy after sexual trauma, at your own pace.
Choose support for your territory
Choose where you will attend to explore online counsellors who serve that territory. Their profiles introduce their approach, credentials and services. Tell your counsellor if your location changes before a session so they can confirm arrangements with you.
Plan a setting that works for you
If you share a home, have a variable connection or need to coordinate around work and family, raise this when you inquire. Discuss a private space, a suitable device, the appointment’s local time and what you will do if the connection drops.
Online counsellors accepting new clients
Choose your territory at the top of the page to explore counsellors accepting new clients for online sessions there. Each profile introduces their approach, credentials and session options. Individual and relationship services vary by counsellor.
Looking for waitlist options too? Browse the directory.
You can also open your territory’s directory directly:
Use the territory links above to explore your directory options.
Explore other ways to begin
Use your territory’s directory link above to check waitlist options, or ask our intake team for help finding a counsellor.
Your counsellor will confirm current appointment options. Before booking, check their professional designation and any benefits requirements with your insurer.
A few practical steps to begin
Start with an inquiry and the questions that matter to you. You can discuss the fit and practical arrangements before deciding to book.
Choose your territory
Explore counsellors who serve the place where you will attend, or ask our intake team for help finding a fit.
Ask your questions
Discuss your concerns, availability, fees, consultation options and any benefits requirements.
Plan your session
Your counsellor will share joining instructions and discuss privacy, consent and what to expect. Confirm the local appointment time and a plan for connection problems.
Insurance & funding questions
Serving your territory online does not by itself confirm insurance coverage. Check your own benefits plan or funding arrangement before booking, using the exact professional designation shown on your chosen counsellor’s profile.
- Provide the counsellor’s full name, credentials and any requested registration or membership details.
- Ask whether the specific online service is eligible when you attend from your territory.
- Check claim limits, referral and receipt requirements, and whether you can choose your own private counsellor.
- Confirm payment and any direct billing arrangements with the counsellor.
If your benefits include an employee assistance program, ask which services and providers it approves. Allura membership does not establish eligibility for that program.
Fees & Accessible Cost options
Each independent counsellor sets their own fees. Review the profile and confirm the price for your service and session length, including any sliding scale arrangements.
Supervised intern counselling may provide an Accessible Cost option. Check the intern’s services, eligibility for your territory and current availability when considering a fit.
Before choosing intern counselling, confirm your benefits requirements. Reimbursement should not be assumed.
A few things you might be wondering.
Can I access online sex therapy in Yukon, the Northwest Territories or Nunavut?
Members of the Allura collective offer online sex therapy and relationship counselling to adults attending from these territories, including Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Iqaluit and other communities. Choose your territory on this page or open its directory to explore current options. Your chosen counsellor will confirm suitability and appointment arrangements before you begin. A counsellor serving your territory may be based elsewhere in Canada.
What if finding privacy or a reliable connection is difficult?
Tell your counsellor before booking if you share your home, have limited privacy or expect connection difficulties. Discuss a setting where you can speak without being overheard, the device and connection you plan to use, and what you will do if a session is interrupted. Your counsellor can explain the online format and help you consider whether it suits your circumstances.
How do we agree the appointment time across time zones?
Tell your counsellor the community where you will attend and agree the appointment’s date, local clock time and time zone. Check that your calendar and reminders show that agreed time. Confirm again if you travel, change communities or notice a different time in a reminder. Avoid assuming your counsellor uses the same local time as you.
Will my benefits cover online counselling from my territory?
Coverage depends on your own plan, the counsellor’s exact professional designation and the service you choose. Give your insurer the counsellor’s full name and credentials, and ask about online sessions from your territory, individual or relationship counselling, claim limits and any referral or receipt requirements. A directory listing does not confirm reimbursement. If you use an assistance program or another funding arrangement, confirm whether it approves that specific counsellor before booking.
Can we attend couples or relationship counselling online?
Some counsellors offer online couples and relationship counselling to clients attending from Yukon, the Northwest Territories or Nunavut. Choose your territory, explore profiles and check the services offered. Before beginning, discuss your goals, who will attend, privacy, the session format and the agreed appointment time with your counsellor. Our intake team can help you explore a possible fit.
What does online counselling cost, and are Accessible Cost options available?
Each independent counsellor sets their own fees. Review the profile and our fees and policies page, then confirm the current price for your chosen service and session length. Ask about sliding scale arrangements, or explore Accessible Cost counselling if supervised intern counselling may suit your needs. Services, eligibility and availability vary. Check benefits requirements before choosing an intern, as reimbursement should not be assumed.
Make room for the conversation.
Explore online sex therapy and relationship counselling for clients in Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Choose your territory to see current options, or ask us for help finding a counsellor.