Which online ED services treat performance anxiety too, not just prescribe pills?

Short answer: yes — several telehealth companies offer both medical treatment for ED and access to therapists who treat performance anxiety (or will connect you with a sex therapist). Below are reputable options and why they’re worth considering.

1. Doctor On Demand (Included Health)

• Why: Provides medical visits for sexual/men’s health and a full behavioral health team (psychologists, licensed therapists, psychiatrists) on the same platform — easy to get coordinated care for both meds and anxiety-based therapy.

1. Teladoc

• Why: Offers virtual medical visits that can evaluate ED plus licensed therapists and psychiatrists for ongoing treatment of performance anxiety and related mood/anxiety issues.

1. Amwell

• Why: Has both primary/urgent care and behavioral health clinicians; you can book therapy sessions with clinicians experienced in sexual issues and get medical evaluation/prescriptions in the same system.

1. PlushCare

• Why: Combines primary care/urgent telemedicine (can prescribe ED meds) with therapists and psychiatrists for anxiety treatment; good if you want one provider network for both.

1. BetterHelp or Talkspace

• Why: Therapy-first platforms with large networks of licensed therapists. Many counselors specialize in sexual dysfunction or performance anxiety. These platforms don’t prescribe meds but are good for ongoing psychotherapy (CBT, anxiety work, sex-therapy-informed approaches).

1. AASECT directory / Psychology Today therapist search

• Why: If you specifically want a certified sex therapist (AASECT-certified), use these directories to find clinicians trained in sex therapy and performance-anxiety techniques (sensate focus, CBT for sexual performance, couples work).

A few practical tips

• If you want integrated care, choose a platform that offers both medical and behavioral health so your prescriber and therapist can coordinate.
• Look for therapists who list “sexual dysfunction,” “performance anxiety,” or “sex therapy” in their specialties, and check for AASECT certification if possible.
• Treatment that helps performance anxiety often includes CBT/CBT for sexual performance, mindfulness, sensate-focus exercises, and sometimes couples therapy — medications alone often don’t fully resolve anxiety-driven ED.

If you tell me whether you prefer weekly therapy, short-term coaching, insurance coverage, or only apps that can also prescribe meds, I can narrow these to 2–3 best matches for your situation.