Meet Dr. Julia Reeve – Specialist in Vaginismus Treatment
Gynaecologist Psychotherapist Sexologist
I’m Dr. Julia Reeve, a medically trained gynaecologist and psychotherapist with over 30 years of clinical experience helping women overcome vaginismus and painful intimacy.
Throughout my career, I saw how many women were told to “just relax,” prescribed creams, or left feeling misunderstood. Vaginismus is not simply physical — and it is not simply psychological. It requires a method that addresses both.
I created this online vaginismus treatment programme to gently guide women step by step through a proven desensitisation process — privately, safely, and at their own pace.
Whether your goal is to feel more at ease in your body, reduce fear of penetration, rebuild confidence, or move toward comfortable intimacy, this programme provides the structure, understanding, and professional guidance to help you move forward with trust and care.
An Expert-Led Online Vaginismus Treatment Programme
With Dr. Julia Reeve
The Vaginismus Zone is a structured, doctor-guided programme designed to help you safely overcome vaginismus by addressing both the physical muscle reflex and the underlying fear of penetration.
Through gentle, step-by-step desensitisation, you learn how to reduce tension, rebuild trust in your body, and move toward comfortable intimacy — without pressure, shame, or invasive procedures.
This is not generic advice. It is a clinically informed method developed through decades of treating women and couples in private practice.
Let’s Be Clear – These Are Common Signs of Vaginismus
If anything comes near your vaginal opening and you experience any of the following, your body may be responding with vaginismus:
❗ A sudden tightness or clenching sensation in your lower abdomen
❗ Intense fear or panic, even when you know you are safe
❗ Pain or burning when attempting to touch the area
❗ Involuntary tightening of the pelvic floor muscles
❗ Difficulty or inability to insert a tampon, finger, dilator, or penis
These reactions are not a personal failure. They are reflex responses — and reflexes can be gently retrained.
But That’s Not All…
Vaginismus doesn’t just affect penetration — it can quietly influence many areas of your life. You may also notice that:
❗ You’re unable to use tampons or menstrual cups comfortably
❗ You avoid gynaecological exams because insertion feels impossible or frightening
❗ Sexual intercourse with vaginal penetration is painful or not possible
❗ Anxiety before intimacy causes your body to tense automatically
❗ Trying to conceive feels overwhelming because penetration is difficult
These patterns are common with vaginismus — and they are treatable.
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You’ve Been Searching for Answers — And There Is a Way Forward
If fear, tightness, or pain has been making intimacy feel stressful or impossible, it makes sense that you’re looking for clarity and real solutions. You are in the right place.
I’m Dr. Julia Reeve — a gynaecologist, psychotherapist and sexologist with over 30 years of clinical experience treating vaginismus and painful intimacy.
Through a structured, step-by-step desensitisation approach, I help women gently retrain their body’s protective reflexes, reduce fear of penetration, and rebuild confidence — safely, privately, and at their own pace.
With the right guidance and understanding, overcoming vaginismus becomes possible — one calm, supported step at a time.
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“We spent nearly 10 years trying different approaches without real clarity…
At first, I hesitated because of the investment — but looking back, it was worth so much more than we imagined.
For the first time, I truly understood what was happening in my body and why. That understanding changed everything for us.
With patience and guidance, intimacy gradually became calmer and less frightening.
I feel more confident, more connected, and more at ease in myself.
Jessica, 35
Individual experiences vary. This programme provides education and structured guidance, not medical treatment.
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“For the first time, I was able to sleep with my boyfriend.”
Tampons were a huge problem. Going to the gynaecologist felt overwhelming. Having sex with my boyfriend seemed impossible.
“What’s wrong with me?” I asked myself that question for years.
After finding Dr. Reeve’s work and beginning the exercises, things gradually began to change for me. With guidance and consistent practice, I experienced intimacy in a way that had once felt out of reach.
My name is not Riette — that’s my pseudonym — but what I’m sharing is real.
Riette, 25
Individual experiences vary. This programme provides education and structured guidance, not medical treatment.
