Despite strong academic grounding and professional motivation, social stigma remained a significant barrier. The push and pull between societal resistance and professional commitment continued for years. Yet the growing number of individuals silently suffering with unanswered questions and untreated concerns made one truth clear: the need could no longer be ignored.

Finally, with determination and courage, the first City Sex Counselling and Therapy Centre was established, with the sole purpose of providing ethical, scientific, and compassionate care in the field of sexual health.

From its inception, the centre focused on creating a safe, respectful, and non-judgmental space for patients. Special attention was given to female sexual health, an area often overlooked due to cultural conditioning, hesitation, and fear of being judged. The centre ensured the presence of a qualified and experienced lady sex counsellor, dedicated to addressing the concerns of female patients with empathy and confidentiality.

Recognising that many women may still feel shy or uncomfortable visiting a clinic in person, the centre introduced online consultation facilities. With prior appointment scheduling, women can seek professional guidance from the comfort and privacy of their own space, making the first step toward care easier and less intimidating.

Through these initiatives, City Sex Counselling and Therapy Centre began breaking long-standing barriers, helping patients — both men and women — understand that sexual health is a natural, essential part of overall well-being, and that seeking help is a sign of self-care, not shame.