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I am often asked How did I discover the benefits of providing Yoni Massage? The proof of the benefit became obvious to me within my practice as a sexologist.

What is a Sexologist?

Sexology is the scientific study of human sexuality. A sexologist is a practioner who has studied all areas of sex including anatomy, physiology, sexual development, sexual orientation, the dynamics of sexual relationships, as well as the mechanics of sexual contact/acts. A sexologist looks to many subjects to understand sexuality such as psychology, sociology, history, biology,  gender studies, and more, in order to see how sexuality works in the context of social, cultural and religious environments.

A clinical sexologist focuses on treating sexual dysfunctions, disorders, and variations, including primarily 6 common sexual issues such as:

Painful or Inhibited Intercourse: including vaginismus
Pre-orgasmia: difficulty reaching orgasm
Low Sexual Desire:
Erectile Dysfunction:
Rapid Ejaculation:
Delayed or Inhibited Ejaculation:

A clinical sexologist will use psychological counselling methods such as cognitive behavioral techniques to identify dysfunctional myths and beliefs surrounding sexuality, sex education and couple’s counselling to empower clients to experience sexuality in a different way.

A way that allows more confidence and understanding of their own sexuality and freeing them from sexual misinformation and increase intimacy with a couple.

What is Sexology

Sexology began as a formal area of study in the 1885 with Richard Freiherr von Krafft-Ebing who published Psychopathia Sexualis and Havelock Ellis in 1897 writings, Sexual inversion.

In 1913, the Society for Sexology, the first sexological academic association, was formed.  Famous sexologists such as Alfred Kinsey contributed  large amounts of data in the 50’s and 60’s describing what people do sexually, starting to answer the questions of “what is normal sexually”.  And Masters and Johnson dedicated their lives to understanding the physiology of what happens to the body during the sexual arousal cycle including sexual arousal and orgasm.

Over the past few decades sexology has become a field in which research has blossomed, with technology such as fMRI’s adding to our understanding  of the brain’s role in the sexual experience.

I discovered within my practice that so many women were either unable to enjoy intercourse due to penetration problems, or they lacked a satisfying orgasm, in some cases no orgasm at all. Nine times out of ten the underlying problems are traumas and events from the past. Many hours of talking with a therapist can find a way forward, but I soon realised the benefits of Yoni Massage when carried out in the correct way.

I discovered that the Tantric way allowed my patients to find the release they needed to fully enjoy sex again, or for the first time. In fact it also works for those with a medical condition that makes intercourse painful and when carried out correctly seem to bring relief to all that are willing to be open to the experience.


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