What is Sexological Bodywork

What is Sexological Bodywork by Aleena Aspley Somatic Sex Educator located in North Brisbane Queensland Australia.

Sexological Bodywork is a somatic sex education and sex therapy approach that aims to help individuals and couples improve their sexual health and wellbeing. Sexological Bodyworkers (SBs) are trained professionals who use a combination of talk therapy, coaching, and hands-on bodywork techniques to support clients in exploring and expanding their sexuality.

Sexological Bodywork is based on the understanding that sexuality is an integral part of human experience and that sexual issues can have physical, emotional, and psychological roots. Sexological Bodyworkers work with clients to develop greater awareness and understanding of their bodies, desires, and boundaries, and to address any issues that may be preventing them from experiencing more pleasure and connection.

Some of the techniques that a Sexological Bodyworker may use include breathwork, bodywork / touch, movement, and communication exercises. The goal is to help clients develop greater self-awareness, self-acceptance, and self-expression, and to improve their overall well-being and sexual satisfaction.

Certified practitioners of Sexological Bodywork are bound by strict ethical guidelines and professional standards.

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WHO DEVELOPED SEXOLOGICAL BODYWORK?

Sexological Bodywork was developed by Joseph Kramer, Ph.D., a sexologist and bodyworker who founded the Body Electric School in California in the 1980s.

The Body Electric School was one of the first schools to offer training in erotic touch, and Kramer’s work has been influential in the field of sex therapy and sex education.

Kramer developed Sexological Bodywork as a way to integrate his background in somatic psychology and bodywork with his interest in human sexuality.

Sexological Bodywork draws on a range of disciplines, including somatic therapy, mindfulness, sex education, and Tantra, and has been influenced by the work of other pioneers in the field of somatic sexology.

Today, there are many practitioners and educators who offer this unique Bodywork services and training programs, and the field continues to evolve and expand.

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WHERE CAN YOU FIND A SEXOLOGICAL BODYWORKER?

Sex-ological Bodywork is practiced in many countries around the world, although it is most commonly found in Western countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and many European countries.

While the specific regulations and standards for practicing may vary depending on the country or region, many practitioners and organizations follow ethical guidelines and standards developed by international professional associations such as the Association of Somatic and Integrative Sexologists (ASIS) and the European Association of Somatic Sex Educators (EASSE).

Sex-ological Bodywork is a relatively new and growing field, and the availability of trained practitioners and accredited training programs may vary depending on the location. However, with the increasing recognition of the importance of sexual health and education, and the growing interest in holistic and somatic approaches to healing and personal growth, the field of Sexological Bodywork is likely to continue to expand and diversify in the coming years.

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MY BODYWORK DIRECTORY

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CONTACT DETAILS

Ms. Aleena Aspley

Certified Somatic Sexologist / Sexologial Bodyworker

Location:  North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Mobile: 0404 449 433  (TEXT ME TO BOOK)

International: +61 404 449 433  (TEXT ME FOR INFO)

Website: www.YoniWhisperer.com  

Website: www.LingamWhisperer.com

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BOOKINGS: Do text my mobile phone, with your name, and ask me to call you back.

BY APPOINTMENT: I am available Monday to Friday until 9pm. I do work occasional weekends, so just ask if I am available. Do book in advance because my booking diary fills up quickly.

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