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Media & Speaking

Michelle Fischler, Toronto-based sex therapist, author, and speaker.

Topics Michelle Speaks About

Michelle is available to speak with journalists, producers, podcast hosts, and organizations about:

  • Early ejaculation and sexual shame

  • Sexual communication for couples

  • Men’s sexual health and performance pressure

  • Shame, culture, religion, and sexuality

  • Relationship dynamics and desire differences

  • Sex therapy, clinical supervision, and public sexual-health education

Additional Appearances

  • Love Unbound (formerly The Blue Hotel) with Jeff Woods

    Michelle joins Jeff Woods for a long-form conversation, recorded when the show was called The Blue Hotel, about sex, relationships, shame, pleasure, online dating, polyamory, bisexuality, and the stories people carry about intimacy.

    Listen to Michelle on Love Unbound, formerly The Blue Hotel

  • The Disciplined Stoners

    Michelle joins Winny Clarke and Ellevan for a conversation about intimacy, relationships, mindfulness, and sexual communication.

    Watch Michelle on The Disciplined Stoners

As Host

Michelle is also the host and creator of GETSOME, a podcast exploring sexual health, relationships, shame, pleasure, and communication from a sex-education lens.

GETSOME INC. is Michelle’s separate sexual health education company. GETSOME programs and products are not psychotherapy services.

Press Assets

Press assets are available by request, including a short bio, approved credential line, and current headshot. If your request is time-sensitive, please include your deadline. A one-sheet or media kit can be added here once the asset is approved and accessible.

  • Short bio
  • Current headshot
  • Approved credential line

Media Inquiries

For media, speaking, and podcast inquiries, email me@michellefischler.ca.

Media inquiries are separate from private practice therapy services. This page is not a therapy intake path.

Content on this page relates to Michelle’s work as an author, speaker, and public educator. It is not psychotherapy or clinical advice.