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eSense empowers women using evidence-based tools so they can create a more satisfying sex life.

What is eSense?

eSense is a scientifically supported online tool for improving sexual desire  and arousal that can be used anywhere, at your own pace, and for a  fraction of the cost of seeing a licensed counselor. 

eSense is based on proven therapy, and was created by psychologists and scientists in partnership with women experiencing low desire.

eSense provides many of the same tools and exercises you could expect in traditional therapy, but without the same cost or the need to schedule  appointments with a therapist. While using eSense, you are supported by detailed instructions, videos, and real world examples of how to use these tools in your life.

eSense can address barriers that have prevented you from getting  effective support.

eSense can help.

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Is eSense for you?

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Low Sexual Desire & Arousal Explained

Low sexual desire and arousal (not wanting sex, or not feeling physically and mentally excited during sex) are extremely common, reported by up to 40% of women. For many women, it can be distressing and negatively impact their mental health, well-being, and relationships.

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Our Outcomes

In high-quality clinical trials, using eSense helped women create better sex lives

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had higher sexual desire and arousal

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had less sex-related distress

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had higher satisfaction with their sexual relationship

Women's Experiences

Hear from some of the women who have used eSense:

This experience has helped me in so many ways - in and out of the bedroom. I recommend it to anyone who has sexual difficulties and I have shared it with many of my friends. Thanks for helping me change the way I see myself.

I learned a lot about myself, as has my partner. The tools provided have had an immense effect and have changed how we relate, communicate, and touch.

Now I feel less badly about my low sexual desire. It helps that I know I'm not alone and I’m not broken.

I have thoroughly enjoyed using eSense. I feel like I'm still a work in progress, but I can use the tools to not get stuck. I think eSense can improve the lives of women and the people we love.

eSense Creators

Dr. Lori Brotto, Ph.D.
The University of British Columbia
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Dr. Lori Brotto is a renowned psychologist, researcher, and public speaker specializing in women’s sexual health and well-being. Her innovative research into mindfulness practices for improving sexual health have earned her recognition as a leader internationally. As the Executive Director of the Women’s Health Research in British Columbia, Dr. Brotto is also a dedicated advocate for advancing research that addresses health inequities and empowers individuals to live fuller, healthier lives.

Dr. Kyle Stephenson, Ph.D.​
Xavier University
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Dr. Kyle Stephenson is a respected clinical psychologist and researcher specializing in sexual health, relationships, and evidence-based therapies. As an Associate Professor at Xavier University, his work focuses on improving interventions for sexual dysfunction and understanding the dynamics of intimacy in partnerships. Dr. Stephenson is recognized for his contributions to advancing sexual well-being through innovative research and teaching.

News Release

New Study Finds eSense™ Digital Therapy Effective for Women with a History of Sexual Assault

October 9, 2025

Vancouver, BC  and Cincinnati, OH — A newly published study in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy has found that eSense™, a digital therapy platform for women’s sexual health, is effective in treating Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder (SIAD) in women with a history of sexual assault—and may also reduce symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Delivered through a private, self-guided digital platform, eSense mirrors in-person therapy using two gold-standard approaches: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness-Based Therapy (MBT). “Given how common sexual trauma is, we felt it was essential to know whether eSense could support these women,” said Dr. Kyle Stephenson, Associate Professor at Xavier University, lead author, and co-founder at eSense. “Sexual concerns following trauma can be complex—often linked to shame, fear, and avoidance. Traditionally, trauma-related symptoms are addressed first—but these findings show it’s possible for survivors to focus on improving their sexual well-being without being engaged in trauma-focused work.” These results build

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Pivotal Study Confirms eSense as Effective Digital Program for Women’s Sexual Health

April 3, 2025

Vancouver, Canada eSense Health Inc. is proud to announce the publication of a pivotal randomized clinical trial in the peer-reviewed journal Behaviour Research & Therapy, validating the efficacy of its flagship product, eSense—a digital program designed to support women experiencing  Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder (SIAD), a condition that affects up to 40% of women. Sexual concerns such as low desire, arousal challenges, and discomfort during intimacy are common and often linked to life changes like pregnancy, menopause, cancer, or a history of sexual trauma. Yet less than 20% of affected women receive treatment due to stigma, lack of awareness, long waitlists, and limited access to trained providers. Most healthcare professionals receive minimal formal training in sexual health, leaving a major gap in care. eSense was developed to address this gap. The platform delivers evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness-Based Therapy (MBT) through interactive, self-guided modules that women can complete

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