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Short answer: look for a telehealth setup that pairs medical ED care with real therapy/sex‑therapy — either a single company that offers both or a medication provider plus a dedicated online sex therapist. Good options:
- Hims & Hers — sells ED meds and also offers licensed therapy and psychiatry services, so you can get medication and counseling through one provider.
- Ro / Roman — known for ED telemedicine and also provides mental‑health services (therapy/psychiatry) to address anxiety that can cause or worsen ED.
- Teladoc / Amwell — large telemedicine platforms that provide both medical visits (can prescribe ED meds where appropriate) and separate mental‑health visits; useful if you want coordinated care.
- BetterHelp or Talkspace — primarily therapy platforms with many licensed therapists (including those who work with sexual performance anxiety). Pair one of these with an ED telemedicine provider for medications.
- AASECT directory (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) and Psychology Today — use these to find AASECT‑certified sex therapists who specialize in performance anxiety and often offer video visits.
How to choose: ask any therapist if they have experience with sexual performance anxiety or sex/sexual dysfunction (AASECT certification is a good indicator); check whether the telemedicine MD and the therapist will coordinate care; verify state licensure and whether the provider can prescribe in your state; check costs/insurance and privacy policies.
If you tell me your state (or country) and whether you’d prefer a single‑brand solution vs. a specialist therapist, I can suggest the best specific match near you.