Kendall Buckley Sexologist Perth Australia

ABOUT KENDALL BUCKLEY

Kendall Buckley is a highly skilled and experienced sexologist with a background in clinical nursing. Graduating from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2018, she went on to complete a Masters in Sexology in 2022. Kendall has been a registered nurse for seven years, and has worked in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and private practices.

Throughout her career Kendall has dedicated herself to helping individuals and couples improve their sexual health and wellbeing. Her key areas of focus and interest include addressing sexual dysfunction, assisting individuals with sexual identity and gender dysphoria, and providing counselling and therapy to those who have experienced sexual trauma. 

In addition to her clinical work, Kendall is actively involved in the sexology community. She recently participated in a Delphi Panel Study as a sexual health expert, discussing appropriate educational pornographic material for young people. She is also a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists and the World Association for Sexual Health.

Kendall is deeply committed to providing evidence-based, compassionate, person-centred care to her clients. Her extensive knowledge and experience in both nursing and sexology make her uniquely qualified to help individuals and couples improve their sexual health and relationships. 


Areas of Practice

Sexual dysfunction 
Sexual identity 
Gender 
Sexual trauma 
STIs/BBV 
Surgery and cancer 
Pleasure 
Severe PMS/PMDD 
Menopause 
Self Esteem 

Paraphilias
Mismatched libidos 
Stress and anxiety
Communication 
Sexuality and parenting
Sexuality and conception 
Kink/BDSM
Poly/Non-Monogamy
Sex work

Qualifications

Master of Sexology (Professional)
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing
Bachelor of Science (Nursing)

Professional Memberships

Society of Australian Sexologists
World Association for Sexual Health
Australian Sexual Health & HIV Nurses Association
Australasian Sexual and Reproductive Health Alliance