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Short answer: Yes — some telehealth companies combine ED medication with behavioral care (therapy/sex‑therapy) or will actively connect you with therapists who treat performance anxiety. If you want an all‑in‑one experience, try one of the integrated men’s‑health platforms; if you prefer a specialist sex therapist, use a therapy marketplace or the AASECT directory and pair that with a telemed prescriber.
Options to consider
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Hims & Hers — offers ED evaluation/prescriptions plus a mental‑health service (licensed therapists and psychiatrists). Good if you want medication and access to talk therapy through one brand.
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Roman (Ro) — well known for ED care and also offers/coordinates behavioral‑health support or referrals for anxiety and sexual concerns. Useful if you want a telemed first and a therapy referral next.
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PlushCare — provides primary‑care telemedicine that can treat ED and also has licensed therapists you can schedule with for performance anxiety and CBT.
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BetterHelp / Talkspace — online therapy marketplaces with many licensed therapists (including those who focus on sexual concerns and anxiety). They don’t prescribe medications, but they’re a convenient place to get regular therapy focused on performance anxiety; you can pair them with a telemed ED prescriber for meds.
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Regain (couples therapy, by BetterHelp) — helpful when relationship factors are part of performance anxiety; offers couples counselors via telehealth.
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AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) directory and Psychology Today therapist search — if you want a certified sex therapist (recommended for structured sex‑therapy techniques such as sensate‑focus, CBT for sexual performance anxiety, couples work), search these directories to find specialists.
How to choose
- If you want simplicity and same‑brand convenience, start with Hims, Roman or PlushCare.
- If you want a specialist sex therapist, search AASECT or BetterHelp/Talkspace and pair therapy with a telemedicine provider for medication.
- Ask any provider whether they have experience treating performance anxiety, use CBT or sex‑therapy techniques, and whether they coordinate care with prescribers.
If you want, tell me your country/zip code and whether you prefer an all‑in‑one service or a specialist therapist, and I can suggest the best single option or a combo for you.