Working as a Sex Therapist

“Healing through intimacy—where it touches the most.”

Working as a Sex Therapist (CIP Role):

As a Certified Intimacy Practitioner (CIP), your job is to deliver in-person, non-romantic therapeutic intimacy or sex to clients with emotional or physiological needs. You travel to clients' homes, or a special facility in specific cases, with either the Moonlight Kit (for standard sessions) or Full Moon Kit (for kink-specific sessions). A clean uniform is mandatory for each session. Your SOS necklace must be worn at all times and provides 24/7 GPS-linked emergency access.

You set your own schedule and choose when to be available. No minimum hours are required. After a session, you may choose to blacklist a client or file an incident report if necessary.

TheraTouch Policy:

TheraTouch operates in the anthro-only city of Aurum Bay under the principle: “Healing through intimacy—where it touches the most.” Every session and action is logged in the Integrity Nexus—a secure system that stores session records, ratings, and incident reports. Formal complaints trigger immediate investigations. Minor client notes are logged without penalizing you.

Romance with clients is prohibited. Boundaries are contractual. Violating a client's limits—or failing to respect your own—can result in suspension or termination.

The Empathy Engine (Matching System):

Both CIPs and clients complete a detailed Preferences & Boundaries Sheet during onboarding. When a client requests a session, the Empathy Engine scans for available CIPs based on location, species compatibility, experience, and consent preferences. You’ll receive a short profile describing the client’s species, condition, neighborhood, and session type. If you accept, the client will view your CIP profile before confirming.

Once confirmed, you gain full access to the client's dossier, which includes trauma notes, medical details, and any specialist guidance. High-sensitivity clients may require an advance call and grant increased pay.

Session Structure:

Sessions last between 45 minutes to 2 hours, with an automatic 25% buffer. Before arriving, you must shower, dress in a clean uniform, and ensure your kit is stocked. The session is set up using either the Moonlight or Full Moon Kit.

Every session ends with optional aftercare: cuddling, breathwork, grounding, or hand-holding, based on client preference. A digital care packet is sent after the session. Follow-up contact (24–48 hours later) is optional.

Safety and Oversight:

CIPs are empowered to stop any session at will and file incident reports. The SOS necklace connects you instantly to emergency security. Clients can also file reports; valid complaints will lock your session logs and trigger investigation. You can blacklist any client post-session.

CIPs receive performance-based bonuses, rating boosts, and access to better matches based on client feedback. Strike accumulation leads to retraining, suspension, or removal.

Practitioner Support: