This work is built from a foundation of lived experience and a commitment to human rights, science, and sex-positivity. Over the years, I’ve learned that intimacy isn’t something we perform—it’s something we return to, in our bodies, our relationships, and our choices.
My path has been shaped by working in intimacy spaces—as a sex educator, sociologist, and adult performer—and by my own process of healing and reclaiming. Along the way, I’ve learned that healing isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about remembering who you are, honouring your needs, and unlearning the shame that was never yours to carry.
My offerings is grounded in body literacy, emotional sovereignty, and consent. It’s informed by a queer, trauma-aware, and liberation-based framework. I believe there’s no “right” way to do intimacy or sexuality—only your way, rooted in self-trust and embodied choice.
This is not a place for perfection or performance. This is a space to explore, inquire, and return to yourself—gently, curiously, and with compassion.
WHY
EMPOWERED
Intimacy?
The level of satisfaction in our lives is determined by the quality of our relationships, starting with the one with ourselves. I believe that most people feel insecure or unsatisfied with the information about sexuality and intimacy they received growing up. If you are curious and want to learn more about your body, pleasure, self-regulation, communication skills, and much more, this is the right place for you.
We live in a highly digitalised era, where access to the internet is as important for your children’s development as much as school. However, the internet is not a place to teach about sexuality or relationships. Research has shown that nearly 90% of children will access pornography online between the age of 8 to 11. Talk first and often. If you are looking for skills to facilitate this process, plus age-appropriate content to share with your child, click the link below.
What People Are Saying
I thought I knew everything about sexuality and after the hour I realised there are so many things yet to be discovered”
—Romina G.
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