Maja Milic

Maja is an experienced sex and relationship psychotherapist who is highly specialised in working with couples. She offers a professional, confidential, and open-minded setting for clients of all sexual and gender orientations, cultural backgrounds, and relationship types.

Intimate relationships are often one of the most significant aspects of a couple’s life, and unresolved issues can have a negative impact. It can feel daunting for a couple to have conversations about sexual and relationship problems. Maja creates a warm, supportive, and impartial environment to help you and your partner reach a deeper understanding of what is causing your challenges and how to overcome them.

Maja’s skill set includes working with:

• Psychosexual issues with sexual functioning, such as partners’ differing levels of sexual desire, erectile difficulties, premature or delayed ejaculation, compulsive sex or porn use, painful sex or inability to have sex due to vaginismus, etc.
• Relationship issues, including difficulty communicating, recurring arguments, lack of emotional connection and trust
• Depression and anxiety in partners that impact the relationship
• Separation and Divorce

Maja completed her postgraduate qualifications in Couple and Individual Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy, awarded by the University of East London and a postgraduate qualification in Psychosexual Therapy at Tavistock Relationships.

Maja further specialised in other modalities of couple therapy, including Mentalization-Based Couples Therapy, for couples experiencing high levels of conflict, and Divorce and Separation therapy.

She works at Tavistock Relationships as a senior visiting clinician, assessor and a senior academic tutor on the Psychosexual diploma programme. She is also a trainer and a supervisor on the Couple Therapy for Depression course for NHS/IAPT practitioners. She also has a private practice in London.

Maja is a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (COSRT), and the European Society for Sexual Medicine (ESSM).