Research & collaboration
Developing knowledge in psychosexual and relationship wellbeing.
Research-informed practice
Understanding that
continues to grow.
The Centre is committed to developing and contributing to knowledge in the fields of psychosexual therapy, relationships and intimacy.
Our clinical work is informed by research, professional knowledge and the lived experiences of the people we work with. We are also interested in creating opportunities to contribute to new research, share learning and explore questions that are relevant to contemporary relationships and sexual wellbeing.
Research interests
Questions that matter
to contemporary lives.
- Professional practice in psychosexual and relationship therapy
- Love
- Psychosexual wellbeing
- Long-term sexual desire and intimacy
- Relationships and communication
- Diverse relationship structures
- Inter-racial and inter-cultural relationships
- Adoption, care experience and relationships
- Transracial adoption, identity and belonging
- The relationship between social context, identity and intimacy
Current & ongoing research
Research and publications.
Our work contributes to the growing body of knowledge in psychosexual and relationship therapy. We are actively engaged in research, professional practice and knowledge sharing across areas including sexuality, intimacy, relationships, identity and diverse relationship experiences.
We have a selection of research papers, and other resources from our work and collaborations. Our publications reflect our commitment to thoughtful, evidence-informed practice and to developing conversations around contemporary psychosexual and relationship issues.
Working together
Collaboration
and knowledge exchange.
Our Centre offers opportunities for:
- Research collaboration
- Professional and academic partnerships
- Knowledge exchange
- Practice-based research
- Workshops and educational projects
- Contributions to emerging areas of psychosexual and relationship practice