Visionary sex education for college students and beyond.

FREE ZOOM WORKSHOP

SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH @ 11 AM MST

Register Via ZOOM at THIS LINK

This workshop is open to any and all.

This workshop will teach to principles of pleasure (which have nothing to do with mechanics and the genitals) and also to genital pleasure anatomy… as always, in the over-arching frame of an emotionally-centered, holistic and empowering approach. There will be time for questions (anonymous if you like) and discussion. This workshop is open to the entire spectrum of humans in sexuality- regardless of gender identification, sexual orientation, sexual history and background…whether you are currently sexually active or not, have ever had sex, have had positive or negative experiences of sex, you are welcome here.

(If you are a survivor of sexual trauma and you have questions about whether this workshop is a fit for you, email me at [email protected] and we can chat).

I’ll be continuing the conversation and education that I started last week in a workshop students from the University of California San Marcos campus, organized by a Peer Educator and their Sexual Assault and Prevention Team. It was an awesome workshop and deserved a follow-up space.

If you haven’t seen my TEDx talk called “Good Sex Isn’t About Knowing What You’re Doing”...It’s a great intro to the context that I speak from when I teach about pleasure.

Changing the conversation, creating a new culture.

The Body of Sex is a paradigm-shifting sex education program rooted in body-awareness and emotionally-centered teaching. Unparalleled and unrepresented in the current conversation about consent and sex, ,these teachings are built upon a foundation of compassionate humanity and integrity alongside body-based education. This work speaks to every facet of the whole person: vulnerability, emotions, intuition, pleasure, respect, communication. Sarah helps students differentiate between the silence they carry because of shame and the personal privacy that protects their deepest intimacy. This approach bridges the gap between conversations about consent, sexual safety, and real life sexual experiences, so that students are better equipped to navigate the pressures and realities of their sexual lives on campus. Our programming is the missing link between assault risk management, pleasure education, and personal empowerment.