Many of the women I work with carry histories of sexual harm or deep emotional wounding — and that truth is held with absolute care here. Being trauma-informed means I honour my scope: I’m not a trauma therapist, and I don’t pretend to be one.

What I do offer is a warm, sensitive, deeply human space where your body’s story is welcomed, not rushed. I support you in listening to your nervous system, building real-life resilience, and reconnecting to safety inside yourself.

I’m trained to recognise when you’re in fight, flight, freeze, or fawn, and I have grounded, practical tools to help you regulate, pause, soften, or find your way back to yourself — without forcing or bypassing anything.

As an integrative sex coach trained deeply in embodiment and somatics, I help you come home to your body — not as an idea, but as a lived, felt experience.

I support you to expand your capacity to stay present with sensation, because that’s where deeper pleasure, intimacy, and truth live. Through body-awareness practices, guided exploration, and practical tools you can carry for life, you’ll learn how to listen to your body with clarity and confidence.

I help you attune to your needs, desires, and boundaries on a felt level — using simple, powerful somatic practices rooted in movement, touch, breath, and connection. This is where you meet yourself more fully, and where pleasure becomes something you can actually inhabit.

I weave health science into the way I coach — not to diagnose or treat, but to understand you deeply. I’m trained in the medical contexts that shape our pleasure: the impact of medications, chronic conditions, hormonal shifts, menopause, pregnancy, birth, and the natural tides of the menstrual cycle.

Because your body isn’t “random” — it’s responsive, wise, and always communicating.

My role is to support and empower you with that understanding, while staying firmly within my scope. I’m not a medical professional, and I honour that boundary. When something requires specialised care, I refer you to the right practitioners so you get the support your body truly deserves.

I know that pleasure is anything but superficial — it’s a nervous system resource that makes us more whole, connected, present, and loving humans.

When I take a pleasure-based approach with clients, I prioritise what feels good and what feels true in your body, never a hierarchy or a “should.” I will never push you into genital-focused practices before you’re ready. Instead, I invite you to explore pleasure, aliveness, and joy in all the places they already exist in your life.

Because when you build a relationship with everyday pleasure, your connection to your sexuality naturally expands too — with softness, safety, and genuine readiness.

I believe my clients know themselves far better than I ever could — so I’m intentional about never imposing my own beliefs, stories, or timelines onto your process. I see you as a whole, complex human being, not a condition or a “dysfunction” to be fixed.

My coaching is collaborative. I walk with you, not ahead of you or above you. You’re engaged in every part of the process, and your inner knowing leads the way.

I check in regularly to make sure you’re not overriding your body or pushing past your edges. We move at a pace that feels right, regulated, and grounded for you — always honouring your boundaries, your timing, and your truth.

I work with people from all cultural backgrounds, gender identities, and sexual orientations — because everyone deserves high-quality sex education and coaching.

I don’t believe there’s one “right” way to express or explore your sexuality. My clients come with all kinds of curiosities, desires, histories, and identities, and every part of that is welcome here.

I meet you without judgment. I honour your unique sexual identity, your lived experiences, your needs, and the way you naturally relate to pleasure. My role is to support you in connecting with your sexuality in a way that feels real, authentic, and aligned with who you are — not who the world told you to be.