In many psychotherapies, sexuality eventually becomes a topic of discussion, even if it was not the reason for starting therapy. Our relationship with our own bodies, as well as with the bodies of others, can quickly become disturbed when our mental balance is lost. Misunderstandings and insecurities, along with shame acquired from our biographies and inherited taboos, can lead to frustration and hurt in sexuality, resulting in withdrawal or avoidance. Psychotherapists must be able to address this topic, yet they often do not have a relaxed attitude towards sexuality themselves. So, who better to learn from about discussing sex than those who work daily with sexually insecure clients? Ann-Marlene Henning and Ulrich Clement demonstrate in this conversation how to handle these issues.