There are times and circumstances when many of us lose access to sensual pleasure. Some of the experiences that can disrupt erotic well-being or exacerbate existing problems with sexual expression are stress, pandemics, changes in health, medications, gender dysphoria, birth experiences, trauma (recent or past), and a legacy of repressive cultural conditioning about sexuality, gender, and race. However, sex and sexuality do not have to be physically or emotionally painful. Getting support to recover or develop your erotic well-being is possible. Somatic Sex Education can help you when you want strategies and support in adjusting the patterns that bother you or get in the way of your pleasure. Somatic Sex Education supports you learning mind-body approaches to healing your relationship with pleasure and sex. You are bidding on 3 Somatic Sex Education sessions with Faye Hermine of Remember Pleasure. If you continue to work with Faye, subsequent sessions are sliding scale.

Faye Hermine is a Certified Sexological Bodyworker and Certified Somatic Sex Educator and has a passion for supporting people who are addressing challenges with their bodies, sexual responses, and sexual relationships. Their intention is to help people enhance their erotic lives in ways that are pleasurable, healthy, and emotionally safe. Faye's approach is practical, empathetic, and non-judgmental. They use tools including breathwork, guided visualization, movement, informed consent, and optional touch. See RememberPleasure.com for more details. Faye identifies as a non-binary transmasculine genderqueer, neurodivergent, white, Jewish person who uses they/them pronouns. They are committed to accessibility, offering sliding scale sessions in general, free sessions to BIPOC, and free sessions to sex workers.

Read more about Faye & their work at RememberPleasure.com !