Short answer: yes — several telehealth options combine medical treatment for ED with mental-health care for performance anxiety, and there are also online therapy services and sex‑therapy directories that focus on anxiety/CBT and sensate‑focus techniques rather than just pills. Good options to consider Doctor On Demand — offers both medical visits (can evaluate/prescribe for ED) and licensed therapists/psychiatrists you can book for performance anxiety and related concerns. Good if you want one platform for meds + ongoing therapy. PlushCare — similar to Doctor On Demand: MD visits for prescriptions plus access to therapists for anxiety, relationship/sexual concerns, and follow‑up care. Hims (and Hers/Hims family brands) — widely used for ED meds and also offers mental‑health services and counseling options (and will refer/coordinate behavioral care). Convenient if you prefer a men’s‑health oriented service that links to counseling. Ro / Roman — primarily a men’s‑health telemedicine company that provides ED treatment and also offers mental‑health support or therapy referrals as part of broader care packages in many states. BetterHelp — an online therapy marketplace (many therapists work with performance anxiety). Good if you want a dedicated therapist/CBT approach rather than a medical-first model. No prescribing, but many therapists treat sexual performance anxiety directly. Talkspace — like BetterHelp, matches you with licensed therapists and also offers psychiatric services in some states (so you can access medication management separately if needed). AASECT directory (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) — not a telemedicine provider but a directory to find AASECT‑certified sex therapists who specialize in sexual performance anxiety and evidence‑based sex therapy (sensate focus, CBT, couples work). Lasting — a couples/intimacy app with guided exercises and therapy-style content that can help reduce performance anxiety as part of relationship-focused work (useful as a supplement). How to choose If you want one platform that handles evaluation + prescriptions + therapy coordination: try Doctor On Demand or PlushCare (or see if your chosen ED telehealth provider offers integrated behavioral care). If you want a therapist who specializes in sexual performance issues: search BetterHelp/Talkspace or the AASECT directory for an AASECT‑certified sex therapist (they use techniques tailored to performance anxiety). Check state availability, prices, insurance coverage, and whether you want video sessions vs. text/chat. If you tell me your country/state and whether you prefer a single provider to handle meds + therapy or separate therapy-only care, I can suggest the best fit and give links or next steps.
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