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Short answer: yes — some online ED providers offer real treatment for performance anxiety (therapy/coaching and behavioral approaches), not just prescriptions. You can either use an integrated telehealth service that provides both medical care and therapists, or pair a telemedicine prescriber for ED meds with an online sex/mental‑health therapist.
Services to consider
- PlushCare — provides primary care plus licensed therapists/psychiatrists on the same platform, so you can get ED care and ongoing therapy (CBT/anxiety work) in one place.
- One Medical — offers integrated primary care and mental‑health clinicians; good if you want coordinated care from one team.
- Maven Clinic — specializes in reproductive and sexual health and has therapists/sex therapists who treat performance anxiety and relationship/sexual issues.
- Hims (Hims & Hers) — well‑known for ED treatment and also offers mental‑health resources and therapy options (convenient if you want a single vendor for meds + counseling referrals).
- Ro / Roman — primary online ED provider that also provides behavioral‑health resources and can connect you with counseling for performance anxiety.
- BetterHelp — large online therapy network; you can be matched to licensed therapists who treat performance anxiety and sexual problems (look for therapists experienced in sex therapy). Does not prescribe meds but pairs well with an ED telemedicine prescriber.
- Talkspace — similar to BetterHelp; talk therapy with clinicians who can address performance anxiety and sexual concerns.
If you want a therapist with specialized training, look for AASECT‑certified sex therapists (check the AASECT directory) — they focus explicitly on sexual dysfunction and performance anxiety.
How to choose
- If you want one‑stop care, pick an integrated service (PlushCare, One Medical, Maven).
- If you already know which ED meds you want, you can get prescriptions from Roman/Hims and separately use BetterHelp/Talkspace or an AASECT therapist for focused therapy.
- Ask therapists about experience with “performance anxiety,” CBT for sexual anxiety, sensate‑focus and couples therapy if relevant.
- Check licensure (state), cost, and whether they take your insurance.
If you tell me your country/state or whether you prefer an all‑in‑one service or to pair separate providers, I can suggest the best one or look up AASECT therapists in your area.