Sexual Concerns Are More Common Than You Think.
Whether you’re experiencing low desire, difficulty with arousal, pain with sexual activity, or just not feeling like yourself—you’re not alone. Over 40% of women experience sexual difficulties during their lifetime.
Effective, evidence-based treatment options exist, and you don’t need a referral or diagnosis to get support.
Introducing eSense
A private, self-guided digital program designed to help you take
charge of your sexual well-being—on your schedule, in your own space.
Developed by clinical psychologists and global leaders in women’s health research, it offers proven therapeutic tools — Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Mindfulness-Based Therapy (MBT) — in a supportive, judgment-free experience.
Why Women Love eSense
Meaningful Benefits—Backed by Science
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Get support on your own schedule, in your own space—no appointments, no waiting rooms, no pressure.
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Created by clinical psychologists and global leaders in sexual health research, eSense uses the same approach as if you were seeing a health professional in person.
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Includes combination of text, audio and video content, relatable patient stories, and practical exercises—all at your own pace.
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While eSense is self-guided, you’re not alone. Trained Navigators are available to answer questions, offer encouragement and help you stay on track.
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Start when you’re ready—no diagnosis, no gatekeeping, no judgement.
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Designed to support all women, regardless of background, life stage, sexual orientation, or trauma history.
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Women in clinical studies reported higher desire, reduced distress, and improved satisfaction with their sexual relationships.
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eSense delivers results comparable to in-person therapy for less than the cost of two sessions. No subscription required.
Clinically Proven
to Make a Difference
Among women who used eSense in a randomized controlled trial:
87%
Reported higher sexual desire
77%
Reported less sex-related distress
75%
Reported higher satisfaction with their sexual relationship
Who is eSense For?
Sexual concerns can surface at any point in life,
especially during or after:
- Childbirth or postpartum recovery
- Perimenopause or menopause
- Cancer treatment
- A history of sexual trauma or abuse
- Medication with side effects that impact libido
- Relationship changes, life stress, or emotional disconnection
Or even when there’s no clear reason at all.
Trusted by clinics across North America
While eSense doesn’t require a referral, many healthcare providers now recommend it to their patients as a trusted, evidence-based option.
