Discover how Sensorimotor Psychotherapy can support clients in reimagining their embodied sexual self.
So often, sexuality is discussed only in terms of intimacy, reproduction, or identity. Beneath those layers lives something deeper:
An embodied story of sensation, emotion, and meaning that reflects how we inhabit ourselves in relation to others and the world.
When trauma or attachment wounds shape early experiences, they leave imprints in the body, such as patterns of approach, withdrawal, or avoidance that quietly influence how sexuality becomes a lived experience.
Sensorimotor Psychotherapy invites us to listen differently, attune to somatic stories, and gently explore what becomes possible when the body is encouraged to shift into new patterns.
- Trainer: Jenn Gardner (she, her, hers)