Embodied Sexual Wellness and Psychotherapy

Embodied Sexual Wellness and Psychotherapy Offering specialized therapeutic support with an exclusive focus on sexual wellness and empowerment.

UPCOMING TRAINING OPPORTUNITY!This training is designed to help therapists create affirming, nonjudgmental environments ...
08/27/2026

UPCOMING TRAINING OPPORTUNITY!

This training is designed to help therapists create affirming, nonjudgmental environments where clients can explore their s*xual identities, desires, and experiences. Participants will gain tools to challenge stigma, unpack biases, and integrate s*x-positive principles into their clinical practice.

This training focused on foundational aspects of s*x therapy.

Our goals for outcomes include:

✨Developing a conceptual understanding of s*xual wellness
✨Enhanced awareness of diversity and inclusivity in the context of s*xual experiencing
✨Cultivation of an expanded sense of curiosity around s*xuality
✨Enhanced foundational clinical skills
✨Exploration around integrative and holistic frameworks within S*x Therapy
✨Deepened understanding around ethical and professional practice
✨Encouragement of personal and professional growth

Date: October 29th, 2026 from 11-2 pm EST
Held LIVE via Zoom

As an AASECT Approved CE Provider, this training may be eligible for 3 AASECT CE credits.

Investment: $150

Taylor offers this training once a year, so if you’ve been interested.. this is the time!

DM or email us at info@embodieds*xualwellness.com to secure your spot, or book in through Jane!
https://embodieds*xualwellnessandpsychotherapy.janeapp.com/ #/staff_member/1/treatment/79

Doing something cool for S*xual Health Awareness Month in September!Hustle & Heart 98.9 myFM
08/20/2026

Doing something cool for S*xual Health Awareness Month in September!Hustle & Heart 98.9 myFM

Shame has such a powerful way of shaping the way so many of us experience and relate to s*x.It can make us question our ...
08/13/2026

Shame has such a powerful way of shaping the way so many of us experience and relate to s*x.

It can make us question our desires, feel uncomfy in our bodies, silence our needs, or convince us that certain thoughts and feelings are “wrong” or “bad”.

Unlearning s*xual shame can take time, but creating space for curiosity and self-acceptance is a powerful place to start. Ask yourself, “what could my relationship to s*x look like if shame wasn’t so present?”

You deserve a relationship with s*x that is grounded in understanding, not shame. Our s*x therapists are here to support you 🖤.

08/07/2026

As therapists, sometimes what we say to our clients doesn’t land the way we thought it was going to, and sometimes it lands without realizing it; (even if we don’t remember saying it 😉).

✨Weezy F Baby and the F is for Forgetting ✨

What’s something a therapist has said to you that really stuck?!

Therapists, what’s something that you’ve said to a client that you were surprised to hear was so meaningful?!

One of the biggest misconceptions I hear as a s*x therapist is that a partner’s “low” desire must mean they’re no longer...
07/22/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions I hear as a s*x therapist is that a partner’s “low” desire must mean they’re no longer attracted to them.

The reality is that desire is influenced by SO much more than attraction, and lack of attraction is rarely ever the issue.

Stress, emotional labor, parenting, medications, body image, mental health, hormones, unresolved conflict, and nervous system activation can all make it difficult to access s*xual desire- even in relationships where there is deep love and attraction.

When we interpret “not tonight” as personal rejection, we often respond with hurt, criticism, or pressure. These responses usually make desire even less accessible.

Understanding your partner’s experience creates far more intimacy than trying to convince them they should be in the mood. Added pressure, expectations, guilt or shame will never create an environment where desire feels possible… those aren’t “s*xy” contexts.

Need help better understanding this for yourself or in your relationship?

Reach out to us at info@embodieds*xualwellness.com to get connected with one of our s*x therapists.

https://www.embodieds*xualwellness.com/

The prescription for love and a healthy relationship is exactly this- tiny little doses every day. Actions. Words. Oppor...
07/14/2026

The prescription for love and a healthy relationship is exactly this- tiny little doses every day. Actions. Words. Opportunities for connection. The “small” things are actually important- and if we pay attention to them, we can transform our connections with our partners in a powerful way.

Couples therapy can be a wonderful tool in helping with this process.

We have several couples therapists on our team who are accepting new clients. Connect with us at Embodied S*xual Wellness and Psychotherapy to figure out if couples therapy would be a good fit for you 💜.

Taylor is out of the office until July 20th. … this is her official vacation announcement 😅🤣.Email us at info@embodieds*...
07/11/2026

Taylor is out of the office until July 20th.

… this is her official vacation announcement 😅🤣.

Email us at info@embodieds*xualwellness.com if needed before then!

07/09/2026

Our three in-person therapists (Taylor, Dea and Amanda) all have different vibes- and our office spaces reflect that!

Taylor likes it dark with minimal lighting (and no big scary overhead lights 😅). Her office is very s*x-positive and clients often find lottttttsssss of fun things to look at (IYKYK).

Dea is bright and bubbly and her space is full of natural light, positive affirmations and bright colours. She doesn’t call herself Deanna, Vitamin Dea Psychotherapy for no reason 😉.

Amanda’s space reflects her spiritual and holistic interests- featuring art and art materials, crystals, plants and more! 🔮🌱🎨

What office space fits your vibe?!

07/08/2026

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(Also, f**k AI ✌🏻)

07/06/2026

This is something I hear often. The stories so many of us have about s*xual experiencing are often based on the (cis-het-mono and usually male focused) narratives that society reinforces, but our past experiences as well.

This whole “well I’ve never had a partner say that they didn’t like that before” story is one that deserves questioning. As a s*x therapist, I’m going to invite you to be curious about why your story or belief about s*x is what it is… and more often than not, I’m going to challenge it.

Healthy s*xual experiencing requires communication. It requires us to ask our s*xual partners their preferences and limits. It requires us to communicate our needs and wants. Assumptions are where curiosity and connection die.

Communication, curiosity, and slowing down matter far more than assumptions based on past partners or experiences.

What’s an assumption you’ve had (or heard) about s*x that you had to challenge?

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