
Consent and Gender Role Conditioning
I love exploring the complexity of who we are, how we feel and relate to ourselves and one another. My work helps people create more
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I love exploring the complexity of who we are, how we feel and relate to ourselves and one another. My work helps people create more
Our senses are a resource in helping us build more emotional resilience. Beyond touch, taste, smell, sound, sight, I am adding movement, intuition, visualization, thoughts,
One of the topics Jessica Graham, author of Good Sex: How to Get off without Checking Out, and I touched on during our LaidOPEN podcast
Valentines /Palentines day is an opportunity to reflect on your chosen way of giving and receiving love, as well as what your friends and lovers
I was recently interviewed for an article about sending platonic valentines this year. You can read that article here as well as read my additional thoughts
1. What does it mean to be graysexual? Most images in dominant culture ‘romcoms’ consider romance and sex to be an essential factor in choosing
Both men and women can edge, though often it is used in relation to men bringing yourself to the brink of orgasm and backing off,
How are you being tender with yourself during this distressing time? While sheltering in place, as we try to find ground and a new rhythm,
Asking who do I want to be today, tomorrow and a year from now is always valuable to reflect on. I had a teacher, Brother
Trauma isn’t the province of an unfortunate few but the greatest public health crisis we face today. As a trauma survivor and therapist who has
Sex is a paradox: How can something that’s the source of trauma also be a pathway towards transcendence? LAIDopen endeavors to answer this conundrum. In