Virtual Therapy for Gay Couples in Florida
Jon Prezant, LCSW, MA, CST — AASECT-Certified Sex and Couples Therapist
Couples therapy that takes the sex as seriously as the conflict. I’m a licensed clinical social worker, an AASECT-certified sex therapist, and a gay man who’s married. I work online with gay and queer couples across Florida on desire, agreements about monogamy and openness, and repair after broken trust.
Gay couples in Florida have spent several years absorbing a steady hum about whether your family is a legitimate one. That doesn’t stay outside. It shows up as an edge in how you talk to each other, as a fight about Thanksgiving that’s really a fight about safety, as sex going flat with neither of you connecting it to anything.
What I treat: low or mismatched desire, sex that has stopped altogether, erectile difficulties and performance anxiety, the specific pressure gay men carry about bodies and stamina, PrEP-era anxiety, sexual shame carried in from family or religion, and non-monogamy agreements that need renegotiating. Licensed in Florida (#SW25631), statewide
I received my MSW from Yeshiva University, MA in Trauma and Crisis Studies from Tel Aviv University, sex therapy certification through AASECT and the Modern Sex Therapy Institutes. I live in Brooklyn with my husband and our dog, Bernie, and produce music when I’m not in session.
What Gay Couples Bring In
To Stay or Go
One of you is ready to go and one of you isn't, or you've both been avoiding the topic for a year. This is workable, and I won't put my thumb on either side of it.
Sex No Longer Working
Erections, pain, loss of interest, performance anxiety. Usually treated as a medical problem or not treated at all. It's neither, and it's the center of my practice.
Life Changes
A move usually costs a queer couple its chosen family. What's left is two people carrying what a community used to carry, which is more than two people can.
Building a Family
Surrogacy, adoption, and fostering put a couple through a long, expensive, bureaucratic gauntlet that lands differently in this state. Every new family needs support.
Your Questions, Answered.
Everything you need to know about starting gay couples therapy in Florida.
How Couples Therapy Works
Does online couples therapy actually work?
Yes, and it gives you total privacy, no local network overlap, and access to an AASECT-certified sex therapist even if the nearest one is three hours away.
How long does it take?
Most couples work weekly for four to eight months. I won’t keep you in therapy indefinitely.
We spend part of the year up north. Does that work?
It does. I’m also licensed in New York, New Jersey, and New Hampshire, so moving for the season doesn’t interrupt the work.
Is This For Us?
We disagree with each other about politics.
Plenty of couples do, and I don’t take a side inside your marriage. If the climate here is affecting your relationship we’ll work on it directly and I won’t minimize it, but I’m not going to turn your therapy into a political education.
We're non-monogamous. Is that a problem?
No, and I won’t treat it as one – or as automatically healthy. It’s a set of agreements that either work or need renegotiating.
What if our main issue is sexual?
Then you’re in the right place. Most couples therapists were never trained in sex and route around it. I treat it directly, alongside the relational work, in the same room.
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Jon Prezant, LCSW, MA
Gay Couples Therapist in FL
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