LCSW
Sex Therapy, Sexual Health, Sexual Dysfunction, Trauma and Sexuality, Alternative Relationship Structures
Scottsdale, Arizona (Licensed in Arizona, California, and Ohio)
Kimberly Resnick Anderson is a sex therapist at Redefine who helps individuals and couples address sexual concerns, revive intimacy, and feel safer talking about sex. She specializes in helping clients explore their “sexual story,” identify what gets in the way of desire and connection, and build more satisfying sexual relationships.
Kimberly is an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 30 years of clinical experience. Her approach is warm, direct, and shame-reducing, helping people feel comfortable discussing even the most sensitive topics.
She created a clinical model called Comfort-Inducing Sexuality Dialogue, which guides clients through open, structured conversations about sex that feel both safe and liberating. Kimberly is affirming of diverse identities and relationship structures, and she works to depathologize LGBTQ+, polyamory, ethical nonmonogamy, BDSM, and kink communities.
◆Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
Licensed clinical social worker providing sex therapy and psychotherapy for individuals and couples in Arizona, California, and Ohio
◆AASECT Certified Sex Therapist
Nationally recognized certification in sex therapy through the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT)
◆Assistant Professor of Psychiatry
Graduate medical educator teaching physicians and mental health professionals how to discuss sexual concerns with patients
◆Master of Science in Social Administration (MSSA)
Graduate-level training in clinical social work and mental health
◆Sexual dysfunction and low desire: Support for difficulties with arousal, orgasm, desire discrepancies, and sexless marriages
◆Impact of trauma and chronic illness on sexuality: Care for the ways trauma and medical conditions shape desire, comfort, and intimacy
◆Infidelity, relationship strain, and rebuilding trust: Therapy for couples working through betrayal, disconnection, and long-term sexual avoidance
◆LGBTQ+ and diverse relationships: Affirming care for LGBTQ+ clients and those in polyamory, ethical nonmonogamy, BDSM, and kink communities
◆Comfort-Inducing Sexuality Dialogue: A structured, life-changing dialogue model that helps clients talk about sex in ways that feel safe, freeing, and connection-building
◆Individual, couple, and group work: Therapy, support groups, retreats, and intensives focused on sexual health and relational intimacy
◆Member, American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT)
National professional association for sexuality educators, counselors, and therapists
◆Founder & Director, Clinical Concepts in Sexual Health
Private practice and training platform focused on sexual health and medical education
◆Host & Producer, Sex Savvy podcast
Podcast covering sexual health, intimacy, and real-life conversations about sex