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Let’s go 2025! I officially started back on Monday but today was my first day back in the clinic. Whether you’re reconnecting with therapy after taking a break or starting fresh, there is a safe space for you here if and when you are ready. I offer free (& obligation-free) introductory calls if you’d like to connect and explore how s*xology could resource and support you. You can book these through my website or just send me a DM. Hope you’re all having a lovely start to the year x
Well, that’s a wrap on 2024! This was a year of lessons for me. Lessons on love, work, money, decision-making. I learnt that I need to streamline some aspects of work, and lean into and amplify others. I learnt how to look after a kitten (farrrk it nearly broke me), be happily single, make Greek food, stay friends with an ex, live without coffee, travel alone. I learnt that my body is hypermobile and prone to iron deficiency, and I deepened my understanding of the ups and downs of neurodiversity. I learnt from old friends and new ones, including the wonderfully supportive volunteers who came onboard to help me this year. I can’t wait for 2025, to integrate these lessons and continue learning more. Happy holidays, you beauties, especially those of you who I’ve been lucky enough to get to know and work alongside (including my darling colleagues and courageous clients). See ya again on the 6th of Jan! 🧡
As a therapist, it can feel hard to know whether and how I'm making a positive impact in my work, so I was very happy to receive this update from an existing client. We worked together online (we were on completely different continents!) and I am so
As a therapist, it can feel hard to know whether and how I'm making a positive impact in my work, so I was very happy to receive this update from an existing client. We worked together online (we were on completely different continents!) and I am so excited that she has two new loves in her life; her little boy and her incredible, miraculous body. (this email is being shared with consent)
Yes, it's normal, but it ends up being unhelpful in the long-run. Faking it might get you out of a sticky spot in the short-term, but over time it reinforces unsatisfying behaviours and dynamics. Good sex involves teaching, learning, unlearning and
Yes, it's normal, but it ends up being unhelpful in the long-run. Faking it might get you out of a sticky spot in the short-term, but over time it reinforces unsatisfying behaviours and dynamics. Good sex involves teaching, learning, unlearning and lots and lots of practicing. Putting a stop to faking will probably feel uncomfortable in the short-term, but the gains will be totally worth it 😊
If you're wondering how you can support your neurospicy partner(s) in the bedroom or if you're a neurospicy individual wanting to bring it up with your partner(s), you've come to the right place! Photo Credit: Wallace Chuck #actuallyautistic Image
If you're wondering how you can support your neurospicy partner(s) in the bedroom or if you're a neurospicy individual wanting to bring it up with your partner(s), you've come to the right place! Photo Credit: Wallace Chuck #actuallyautistic Image Description Image 1: A photograph of two hands reaching out to each other. In green text reads the heading 'how to support your neurodivergent partner in the bedroom'.
Could rejection sensitivity be impacting your relationships? Interestingly, there is a high correlation between rejection sensitivity and neurodivergence, particularly ADHD. Photo Credit: Eric Chakeen Image Description Image 1: A photograph of a
Could rejection sensitivity be impacting your relationships? Interestingly, there is a high correlation between rejection sensitivity and neurodivergence, particularly ADHD. Photo Credit: Eric Chakeen Image Description Image 1: A photograph of a ladybug floating on the water's surface. In green text reads the heading, 'rejection sensitivity'.
How do you experience desire? Dr Emily Nagoski poses that there are three main types of desire: responsive, spontaneous, and contextual. Creating an open dialogue about the desire dynamics in your relationship can break down assumptions and expec
How do you experience desire? Dr Emily Nagoski poses that there are three main types of desire: responsive, spontaneous, and contextual. Creating an open dialogue about the desire dynamics in your relationship can break down assumptions and expectations about how your partner/s experience desire and expect you to experience desire. Image 1: A black and white photograph of two elbows side by side. Orange text reads, 'understanding desire'.
Sharing knowledge about the anatomy of the v*ulva and p*enis would have to be one of the best bits about my job. I love it. These discussions simultaneously flaw and free people. Why? Because most of us have been taught not to look, smell, touch, enj
Sharing knowledge about the anatomy of the v*ulva and p*enis would have to be one of the best bits about my job. I love it. These discussions simultaneously flaw and free people. Why? Because most of us have been taught not to look, smell, touch, enjoy or talk about our genitals! Correct information about our bodies helps deepen our connection, respect and love for the fun and tender parts between our legs. Photo cred: @chloesobejkophoto
Vaginismus isn’t just the vulva owner’s responsibility... Photo Credit: Tono Stano Image Description Image 1: A black and white photograph of a couple. One person has their legs in the air and the other is kneeling and has their head
Vaginismus isn’t just the vulva owner’s responsibility... Photo Credit: Tono Stano Image Description Image 1: A black and white photograph of a couple. One person has their legs in the air and the other is kneeling and has their head in between their partner's legs. In blue text reads the title, ‘vaginismus’. The subheading reads, 'how to support your partner through vaginismus'.
What goes in, must come out. Yes, farting after a$$ play it's normal!
What goes in, must come out. Yes, farting after a$$ play it's normal!
Let’s go 2025! I officially started back on Monday but today was my first day back in the clinic. Whether you’re reconnecting with therapy after taking a break or starting fresh, there is a safe space for you here if and when you are read
Well, that’s a wrap on 2024! This was a year of lessons for me. Lessons on love, work, money, decision-making. I learnt that I need to streamline some aspects of work, and lean into and amplify others. I learnt how to look after a kitten (farrr
As a therapist, it can feel hard to know whether and how I'm making a positive impact in my work, so I was very happy to receive this update from an existing client. We worked together online (we were on completely different continents!) and I am so Yes, it's normal, but it ends up being unhelpful in the long-run. Faking it might get you out of a sticky spot in the short-term, but over time it reinforces unsatisfying behaviours and dynamics. Good sex involves teaching, learning, unlearning and If you're wondering how you can support your neurospicy partner(s) in the bedroom or if you're a neurospicy individual wanting to bring it up with your partner(s), you've come to the right place! Photo Credit: Wallace Chuck #actuallyautistic Image Could rejection sensitivity be impacting your relationships? Interestingly, there is a high correlation between rejection sensitivity and neurodivergence, particularly ADHD. Photo Credit: Eric Chakeen Image Description Image 1: A photograph of a How do you experience desire? Dr Emily Nagoski poses that there are three main types of desire: responsive, spontaneous, and contextual. Creating an open dialogue about the desire dynamics in your relationship can break down assumptions and expec Sharing knowledge about the anatomy of the v*ulva and p*enis would have to be one of the best bits about my job. I love it. These discussions simultaneously flaw and free people. Why? Because most of us have been taught not to look, smell, touch, enj Vaginismus isn’t just the vulva owner’s responsibility... Photo Credit: Tono Stano Image Description Image 1: A black and white photograph of a couple. One person has their legs in the air and the other is kneeling and has their head What goes in, must come out. Yes, farting after a$$ play it's normal!