Sex-Positive Therapy and Education Groups

...for women of all ages and orientations

OCTOBER 1, 2009 – MAY 1, 2010

Therapeutic Groups

MATING IN CAPTIVITY: Reclaiming Lost Passion

Diminished sexual desire in committed, longterm relationships is predictable, preventable and restorable. Examine the causes of lower desire, its impact on relationships and strategies to reboot passion.

HETEROSEXUAL, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSSEXUAL, QUESTIONING?

If you self-identify as a female but feel unsettled about your own sexual/gender orientation, romantic attachments/inclinations, or range of behavioral choices, you are not alone. Whoever you are or want to become, whomever you love or try not to love, you are welcome to come and talk in an open-minded, safe environment.

COMING OF AGE: Women’s Wisdom Circle

Age-related changes influence sexuality but should not reduce your enjoyment of sex and appreciation of sensuality. Within the Wisdom Circle, share the life experience, adventures and sensual secrets of preserving pleasure (with or without a partner) as the years pass. Suggested age: 50+

PTSD RECOVERY

For victims of sexual and violent assault – give and receive strength as you recover from the emotional and physical pain of trauma.

Educational Groups

LESSONS FROM THE KAMA SUTRA

The Kama Sutra is an ageless guide to enhancing sexual and romantic encounters – creating the environment and attitude for erotic expression. Encounter exotica, including the scents, potions, positions and rituals favored by ancient India.

HERPES SUPPORT GROUP

Worried about the impact that herpes may have on your social and sexual life? Learn how to deal with the realities of the diagnosis: stay positive, healthy, sexually selective and socially active.

ORGASMS: How to have them ... how to make them better

New researach information, fun homework assignments, and lots of discussion about what creates and sustains female arousal to achieve orgasm. Whether enthusiastic or hesitant about change, explore your sexual potential in a supportive group context.

FROM A WOMAN’S PERSPECTIVE: Erectile and Ejaculatory Disorders

Many women have male partners who experience erectile or ejaculatory difficulties. Although women are an integral part of resolving the problem, they frequently feel left out of the treatment equation. Examine a successful, problem-solving model that focuses on inclusion, clear communication and enhanced intimacy.