F.A.Q.

---

We believe that cultivating a fulfilling sex life begins by mastering the ability to regulate your emotions and transform stress into pure sexual energy. This empowerment can make you stand out in both your personal and professional life.

All of our sessions can be done online but most of us can host or also travel for an additional fee dependent on your sexologists location. 

A Computer or mobile device,  internet connection, webcam and Zoom account are required for online sessions.

The short answer is no; 

you will never be asked to step over your own boundaries. The closest analog would be an accredited professional cuddler, depending on our clients' individual needs. Some clients will  have all of their sessions completely online, while others may need a  more intimate approach that only a sexologist can provide. This can give  you the confidence to practice being fully connected with your partner in a safe and shame-free environment. 

All of our sessions are required to follow a set of guidelines to maintain professionalism, this is just a guide. 

Every practitioner has their own set of individual boundaries.

Somatic Emotional and Physical Boundaries

Yes

1.The Chemistry lab- feelings and eroticism are welcome within the boundaries of the session.

2. Connecting emotionally / Erotically

3. Allowing ourselves to feel genuine feelings and caring for our clients 

4.Hearing and sharing feelings

5. Flirting

6. Letting yourself feel sexy/ turned on by each other

7. Receiving desire and fantasies

8.Showing passion

09. You can visit us at our public events/ workshops and hang out at our booth and say hi!

Hard limits:

1. Clothing on at all times

2. Touching goes both ways and dependent on client and practitioner

3. No kissing on the mouth or genitals

4. No stimulating towards orgasms during session

5. You can not see your practitioner outside of paid sessions.

We prioritize our clients' BOUNDARIES above all else and assure you that we will not divulge any information to any third party or your partner unless you explicitly request us to do so. Your email and any other information will not be shared with anyone, unless mandated under the "Duty to Warn Doctrine" or required by a subpoena.

The Duty to Warn Doctrine encompasses considerations such as:

1. Is there a clear risk to an identifiable person, child, or group of persons?
2. Is there a risk of serious bodily harm or death?
3. Is the danger imminent?

For further details, please consult your practitioner.

In most places sex-ed involves learning how to make a baby and how not to get a scary STI, and at the most basic info on how to maintain everything. They teach you how to have sex... with a robot. Connecting with your partner is completely overlooked. If you get married, you get a pamphlet on how to file your taxes

but not on how to give and receive pleasure. Some couples go their entire life without knowing what turns each other on, we can talk with both sides and help you negotiate what would make you both happy without fear of rejection. Most people never get to talk about sex openly and freely with an expert who is not going to judge you and is able to guide you though these emotions. When most of us look for guidance we look to things like porn and tabloids for advice and end up getting advice on how to pleasure who wrote the article but not much else or just getting completely wrong information on what sex is supposed to be and taking the wrong things from porn and leaving the things you can use in real life. 

Let us help with these issues and more.