Somatic sex education is a body-based, trauma-informed approach to healing and growth. It centers your agency, choice, and embodied experience. It’s ultimately about returning to the deep intelligence of your body — relearning how to hear it, trust it, and let it guide you. Rather than just talking about sex or intimacy, we slow down and listen to your body’s wisdom — exploring sensations, boundaries, consent, and pleasure as pathways to healing and empowerment.

Somatic coaching can support a wide range of experiences and concerns, including. It also offers practical somatic tools to help you relearn how to feel, listen to, and trust your body’s wisdom — especially after trauma, numbness, or long periods of disconnect.

• Identity & Exploration – discovering who you are as an erotic being, exploring gender or sexual identity, or navigating sexuality later in life.

• Desire & Arousal – understanding the anatomy of arousal, reconnecting after childbirth or menopause, or addressing loss of desire.

• Healing & Recovery – working with the effects of trauma, chronic pelvic pain, or post-surgical changes; or untangling embodied patterns that keep you feeling stuck.

• Pleasure & Practices – learning techniques for expanded arousal, ecstatic erotic massage, prostate or anal exploration, or exploring sex and spirit.

• Relationships & Communication – improving how you communicate desires, shifting old sexual scripts, and learning erotic touch.

Every client is unique — if what you’re facing isn’t listed here, we’ll tailor the work to your needs.

Both. I work with clients virtually all over the world. Somatic touch sessions are offered in person in Tulsa, OK.

Our first meeting is about creating safety and clarity. We’ll talk about your intentions, explore your boundaries, and decide together what feels possible. You’ll always set the pace, and nothing happens without your full consent.

No. Somatic sex education is educational and coaching-based. While this work can be profoundly healing, it’s not a substitute for licensed therapy or medical care.

Yes. My practice is queer-affirming, inclusive, and trauma-informed. I welcome people of all genders, orientations, and relationship styles.

No. All practices are client-led, and you’ll never be asked to do anything that doesn’t feel safe or right for you. Many clients remain fully clothed; others may choose different levels of comfort. Clothing choices are always yours.

I use an equitable pricing model designed to make this work accessible while honoring community care. You can read more and find the current tiers here.