Abstract
After much initial research and training, a pilot study involving nine clients was undertaken to investigate the efficacy of online task-based psychosexual therapy. Though further research is required, the initial outcomes were positive and demonstrated that online work is a viable alternative to face to face therapy. What's more, for some clients the anonymity provided makes online therapy a preferable option. The accessibility of the internet also provides a much needed service for the disabled, their carers and others who may find face-to-face appointments difficult due to physical, geographic or employment constraints.