Defining Connection vs Intimacy

Defining Connection versus Intimacy by Tracy Lee Recently my partner and I had what I thought was the most connective, ...

Banish Shame and Experience More Pleasure

Before I became a sex and intimacy coach, I didn’t spend a lot of time thinking about shame.  I understood ...
sex is not performance

Re-thinking Sex: Celebration, not Performance!

Re-thinking Sex: Celebration, not Performance! What if sex were not a performance, but a celebration? Would that change how we ...

Arnie: Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer by Tracy Lee Arnie: Prostate Cancer  When I first met Arnie, he had recently been through rectal surgery ...

Reactive vs Responsive Desire

Reactive vs Responsive Desire by Tracy Lee Reactive vs Responsive Desire in Intimacy, a story of Paul and Mary.  I ...

Amber St. Germain’s Couples Course

Amber St. Germain Couples Course How my couples course helped a marriage go from no sex and fighting to being ...
sacred intimate

Why work with a Sacred Intimate?

Why work with a Sacred Intimate? We all encounter at one point blocks that holds us back from living our ...

The Kissing Game

At one time in my life, I had the most wonderful kisser for a boyfriend, so I was surprised when ...

How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Embracing Celibacy

The history books may remember the Summer of 2016 as a fight for our Democratic values as we faced, an ...

Sexual Dysfunction in Men

Sexual Dysfunction including erectile dysfunction (ED), premature ejaculation (PE), prostate issues, and porn addiction in men. Sexual Dysfunction in Men ...

Working with Sexuality, what is it about?

Listen in as some of our practitioners share their experiences in working with students and clients, what they have learned about themselves and about human nature.

Sometimes hearing someone else’s story about working with their sexuality is just the thing that can shed some light on our own.

All this and much more in these articles on working with sexuality, Tantra, sacred sexuality, intimacy and love.

For example:

Sensual massage, erotic massage and sexual massage were all at one time considered by most cultures to be a basis of the healing process.  Sensual, erotic and sexual massage were all considered sacred touch.  Tantra,  Taoism,  the Mayan-Native American traditions, the Egyptian mysteries, the Celtic –Pagan traditions and any number of other indigenous cultures scattered around the world considered sexual energy and sexual pleasures as an avenue to commune with the divine and heal the body and soul.

Read more . . .