In the summer of 2024, I retired from my in-person medical practice but continue to support women online through coaching, education, and resources.
Let me know if this works for you or if youād like any adjustments! š
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I grew up bilingual, with a German mother and a British father, originally from England. At the age of 16, I moved to Germany, where I later studied human medicine at Cologne University and became a doctor. I went on to specialize in gynaecology and obstetrics.
Since 1999, I have been living in the Netherlands while continuing to work in Germany, crossing the border daily. I opened my gynaecological practice over 25 years ago (in 1994) and quickly realized that my patients needed more than the conventional medical training I had received. To provide them with the best possible support, I pursued further education in psychotherapy and sexology, deepening my expertise in treating conditions like vaginismus.
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Over the years, I have developed my own structured approach to supporting women with vaginismus.
This method has evolved thanks to my extensive studies and, most importantly, the valuable feedback from my patients. Through continuous refinement, I have shaped my approach into what it is today.
My real āaha momentā came when I underwent flight phobia training myself. I realized that a similar principleāgradual desensitizationācan be highly effective in helping women navigate vaginismus. An essential part of my approach also includes the involvement of a partner, when available.
Since I never physically treat patients, online support works exceptionally well!
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Join theĀ coaching program and gain the knowledge, strategies, and support to navigate vaginismus, overcome fears, and work towards greater comfort with intimacy.
With over 75 videos and exercises, Dr. Reeve will guide you step by step on a transformative journey to help you achieve progress you may not have thought possible.