Tracy Louise - CSSE CSB

Tracy Louise - CSSE CSB Certified Sexological Bodywork. Somatic Sex Educator. Embodiment Counsellor. Nervous system coach. EMDR practitioner. NLP Master Practitioner. Trauma Informed.

The body keeps the score. Heal the mind, unconscious mind & The body. Tracy Louise is passionate about working with people struggling with complex life struggles such as anxiety, grief, relationships, intimacy, and sexuality issues. She has a caring and compassionate disposition, is open and honest and creates a safe, relaxed, and secure, nurturing environment with a non-judgemental attitude. Whet

her it be 1:1 appointments, group workshops; cosy and intimate groups or professional corporate workshops. A learning space is created to achieve your goals

It’s easy to deprioritize touch when life gets busy, but science suggests it’s not just a 'nice to have'—it’s vital heal...
02/09/2026

It’s easy to deprioritize touch when life gets busy, but science suggests it’s not just a 'nice to have'—it’s vital health maintenance. Researchers have confirmed that consensual touch acts as a buffer against pain and anxiety. I find that when my clients start intentionally reconnecting with touch, the shift in their nervous system is profound. What is one small way you incorporate non-s*xual, restorative touch into your daily routine? Let's discuss below.

We often talk about desire as if it's a simple 'yes' or 'no' switch. But a recent study by the APA highlights the Dual C...
02/09/2026

We often talk about desire as if it's a simple 'yes' or 'no' switch. But a recent study by the APA highlights the Dual Control Model, which shows that arousal is actually a delicate balance between excitation and inhibition. Think of it like a car—you have the accelerator, but you also have the brakes. Sometimes the brakes are engaged for very valid, protective reasons. Does this change how you think about those moments where you feel 'blocked'? Let's chat below.

Conversations about s*x can be the hardest ones to have, yet they are often the most impactful. A study published via Pu...
02/09/2026

Conversations about s*x can be the hardest ones to have, yet they are often the most impactful. A study published via PubMed Central suggests that open s*xual communication—where partners feel safe sharing fantasies, desires, and concerns—is a key factor in improving satisfaction and managing differences in desire levels. In my practice, I notice that the 'hard' conversation is often just the beginning of a deeper intimacy. What makes s*xual communication feel 'good' or 'safe' for you? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

When we think about s*xual wellbeing, we rarely discuss the internal dialogue we have about our own bodies. New research...
02/09/2026

When we think about s*xual wellbeing, we rarely discuss the internal dialogue we have about our own bodies. New research highlights a clear link: ge***al appearance dissatisfaction is associated with a 1.5x higher risk of s*xual dysfunction. This isn't just about 'body positivity'; it’s about understanding how shame creates a physical barrier to pleasure. When we move toward body-neutrality, we open up space for authentic connection. How has changing your internal narrative toward your body impacted your experience of pleasure? If you are looking to explore these themes in a supported environment, our upcoming workshops are a great place to start. DM for details.

We're exhibiting at Perth S*xpo this 18-20 September.Our booth will be set up opposite Kink Corner all weekend. Visit us...
02/09/2026

We're exhibiting at Perth S*xpo this 18-20 September.

Our booth will be set up opposite Kink Corner all weekend. Visit us in person to access exclusive discounts on our private clinical services and selected products - and to talk through any of our offerings face to face.

We'd love to see you there.

Exclusive in-person discounts available only at Perth S*xpo, 18-20 September.Our booth will be set up opposite Kink Corn...
02/09/2026

Exclusive in-person discounts available only at Perth S*xpo, 18-20 September.

Our booth will be set up opposite Kink Corner all weekend. Visit us there for special offers on our private clinical services and selected products - available only at the expo, not online.

Come by and take advantage while it lasts.

Science is getting curious about the biology of desire. A recent study explored whether chemical markers in our breath—l...
02/09/2026

Science is getting curious about the biology of desire. A recent study explored whether chemical markers in our breath—like isoprene—could act as signposts for s*xual arousal. While the evidence is emerging and highly dependent on our individual heart rates and breathing, it highlights how deeply 'somatic' our pleasure really is. It’s not just in the mind; it’s in the breath, the pulse, and the chemistry of the body. How do you feel about the intersection of hard science and human intimacy? Does labeling it make it more accessible, or does it feel a bit clinical? Let's discuss. Research: Nature Scientific Reports, 2022.

Creating space for intentional, relaxed community is something I'm prioritising more and more. If you've been wanting to...
02/09/2026

Creating space for intentional, relaxed community is something I'm prioritising more and more. If you've been wanting to connect with others in a comfortable, low-pressure environment, I'm opening the doors at TLC on Beaufort on Sunday 20 September 2026 at 3:00 pm AWST. It is a simple social afternoon to meet new faces and enjoy some time together. Would you like to join us? Booking details here: https://www.tracylouise.com.au/event-details/meet-and-greet-public-2026-09-20-15-00

For those navigating the complexities of gender identity, traditional talk therapy provides an essential foundation. How...
02/09/2026

For those navigating the complexities of gender identity, traditional talk therapy provides an essential foundation. However, there is growing interest in how we bring that work into the body itself. S*xological Bodywork is emerging as a powerful companion to conventional therapy, focusing on embodied awareness and self-regulation. By integrating somatic practices, clients are finding new ways to redefine pleasure and reconnect with their own sense of agency. It shifts the focus from 'fixing' to 'inhabiting.' How do you think somatic connection changes the way we process identity? I would love to hear your thoughts.

When we talk about deep connection, we often talk about vulnerability. But there is a prerequisite: shame resilience. Br...
02/09/2026

When we talk about deep connection, we often talk about vulnerability. But there is a prerequisite: shame resilience. Brené Brown’s research highlights that we don't 'eliminate' shame; we build the ability to recognize it and reach out for connection instead of retreating. It’s a practice of critical awareness. I find this to be the most vital skill for my clients navigating long-term intimacy. Does your current relationship dynamic create space for naming shame, or does it encourage silence? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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