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Sexuality Education for Individuals, Couples, and Small GroupsThere is probably nothing in the world I find more rewarding than providing information & ideas and directing folks to resources so that they can more fully embrace and understand their own unique sexuality. To that end, I offer individualized sexuality education sessions for individuals, couples, and small groups.A private, confidential, individualized session with an educator allows clients to ask questions, get clarification, and get personalized, face-to-face instruction which fits their particular needs and interests. Depending on your needs, sex education may last an hour or more, one session or several. Topics for education sessions include: * Women's Sexual Health and Well-Being * Sexuality and AD/HD * Sexual Anatomy * Sex toys * Written erotica * Instructional videos and porn * Ethical non-monogamy * Sexual health and sexually transmitted infections * Using condoms and other barriers * Orgasms * G-Spot and Prostate play * Lubrication for sexual activity * Oral sex * Anal play * Health benefits of sexual activity and expression * Masturbation * “Spicing up” one's sexual life * Exploring and redefining sexuality after illness or injury * Writing a sexual autobiography * Eroticism: mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of arousal and desire * Sexual fantasy * Sexual ethics * Communicating one's desires, needs and boundaries with partner(s) * And more! Just ask! Disclaimer: I am not a psychotherapist, and I am not licensed or trained to diagnose or treat mental illness. Though we often will discuss client's emotions, feelings, and backgrounds within the context of educational sessions, I am not the appropriate resource for helping a client understand or change their emotions or behavioral patterns. I will be happy to refer you to a trusted therapist should the need arise. To better clarify this distinction, if you want information about sexuality, an educator an excellent resource. If you want to explore your emotions about sexuality, a sex therapist is a better choice. One place to find sex therapists in your area is through the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapist directory. In addition, I believe strongly in the potential for healing, growth, and enjoyment available through sexual bodywork, Domination, submission, sexual surrogacy, fantasy fulfillment, and other sexual services, but those services are not within the scope of my practice. All sessions are conducted fully clothed, and under no circumstances does sexual contact between client(s) and educator/coach occur. To ensure the safety, comfort, integrity, and legal compliance of both client(s) and educator, I adhere to the Code of Ethics of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists. |
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"Take responsibility for your own sexual pleasure. As much as you might like to think that someone else will turn you on and give you joyful paroxysms of sexual pleasure, in actuality we are each responsible for our own eroticism...(The) notion of sex as something one person does to another--or the somewhat kinder notion that sex is something one person does for the other--both can lead to problems. By taking responsibility for your own sensual and sexual needs, you actually are paying your partner a terrific compliment: in effect, you're saying to them, I care enough about you to want to keep you from having to guess at what I want, what I like, and what can make me happy."-William Masters, Virginia Johnson, and Robert Kolodny, Sex and Human Loving |
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