Somatic Sex Education (SSE) is an invitation to learn from and through your body, reconnecting with sensation, boundaries, and self-trust.
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Many of us carry unspoken stories in our bodies - patterns of holding, places of numbness, longings that have never had space to be voiced. In Somatic Sex Education, we work gently and intentionally with the body to listen, to re-pattern, and to invite more aliveness.
Here, we explore sensation, boundaries, intimacy, and pleasure in grounded, embodied ways. Sometimes this looks like slowing down and learning to feel again. Sometimes it means reclaiming choice and agency. And sometimes it opens into new pathways of connection - with yourself, with others, with life itself.
This work is for people of all genders and orientations, for those healing from shame or trauma, and for those ready to deepen into presence and joy. Each session is shaped by your needs and your pace. We may draw on touch, guided practices, education, and integration time to support what is unfolding.
Over time, each session builds on the last, creating space to deepen trust, awareness, and connection with your body.
Why do people come?
People come to this work for many different reasons. You might be:
feeling disconnected from your body or sexuality
carrying shame around your body, desire, or pleasure
wanting to feel more at home in your body
wanting to reconnect with desire, sensation, and pleasure
curious about what actually feels good in your body
wanting to explore boundaries, consent, and communication
wanting to practice asking for what you want and expressing what you don't want
curious about how past experiences continue to live in your body
longing for deeper intimacy and connection
moving through a life transition and wanting to reconnect with yourself
simply curious about what becomes possible when you begin listening to your body in a new way
Session Fees
Free 15-minute consultation
90-minute session - $150
This work is a practice, and meaningful change comes with commitment. Beginning with a series of sessions allows us to lay a foundation, build trust, deepen the process, and support long-term integration.
Somatic Sex Education is deeply personal and can be profoundly intimate, but it is grounded in professional ethics and clear boundaries. As a member of the Somatic Sex Educators Association (SSEA) I follow the professional and ethical guidelines set by the Association, alongside my own clearly defined scope of practice.