Kjersti Margrete Finsrud

Kjersti sees both couples and individuals at CMedical Majorstuen in Oslo, offering support, knowledge and a sense of safety around topics that are often vulnerable, shame-laden or hard to put into words. She
works with people in all stages of life, with particular expertise in women's health: sexuality during and after pregnancy, fertility treatment, contraception counselling, low sexual desire, changes in intimacy,
vulvar pain, challenges after cancer treatment, menopause, and periods of stress or reduced function. For men, topics may include erectile difficulties, arousal patterns, sexuality after cancer treatment, sexual
orientation and gender identity. Kjersti is part of several multidisciplinary teams that combine medical, psychological and sexological expertise.

What Kjersti can help you with
• Couples counselling, for couples who want to understand each other better, strengthen
communication, regain closeness or handle changes in sexuality and relationship.
• Individual sessions, for exploring your own sexual health, processing experiences, understanding your
desire, or working with shame, taboo and arousal patterns.
• Women's health and sexual function: vulvar pain, vaginismus, hormonal changes, menopause, PMOS
(formerly PCOS), low desire, and changed function after pregnancy, birth or illness.
• Sexuality after illness and treatment: support with challenges related to cancer treatment, surgery,
medication or long-term illness.
• Male sexuality: erectile difficulties, performance pressure, changes in desire, and communication
about sex.
• Gender and sexual orientation: exploration, safety and support in identity processes.
• Trauma and sexual abuse: safe, professional conversations for those who want to process
experiences and restore a sense of safety in their own body and sexuality.
How Kjersti works
Kjersti works with a warm, respectful and professionally grounded approach where you should feel safe, seen and met. Sexuality is a natural part of life, yet an area where many experience uncertainty, shame
or silence. The aim is a space where it is allowed to be honest, curious, vulnerable and brave. She uses anatomically correct, professional terms in an accessible, non-offensive way, and adapts each conversation to your needs, situation and goals. Whether you come alone or with a partner, the work is about understanding, exploring and strengthening what matters to you. You are welcome exactly as you are. No referral is needed to book.