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Sex Therapy Group Practice based in Los Angeles- serving California. free gender letters, support groups, training. Founded by Moushumi Ghose, MFT

Amplifying voices of LGBTQIA, bipoc, sw, kink/bdsm, ENM/CNM/Polyamory 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ since 2007. LAST provides virtual psychotherapy, sex therapy, coaching sessions regardless of location, to break down barriers in intimacy and relationships. All session virtual. Psychotherapy, Sex Therapy, Coaching, Gender Letters, Psychedelic Assisted Therapy
Our therapists are Licensed in California USA
We also offer courses, as well as CEU's for professionals via LAST University plus our Pleasure Psychology Sexology Training and Certification
please visit us at lastcollective.org

10/30/2026

Welcome to Episode 30 of Shades of Pleasure, where Mou, Wayne and Sacha, s*x and relationship professionals, explore non-negotiables in non-monogamy.

When it comes to consensual non-monogamy, there is a lot of talk about boundaries, rules, agreements, and consent. But what happens when the very rules we’ve created to protect our relationships begin to restrict our freedom, authenticity, and ability to communicate?

Check out the full episode at our Substack ~> Pleasure For the Masses

10/23/2026

Join us Wednesday, November 4th and 18th at 4pm PT for the newest installment of the LAST Book Club!
Resident therapists Jessica Hyatt, LMFT + Vanessa Icazbalceta- Soto, LPCC will discuss “Trans S*x (2nd edition): Nurturing Trans Erotic Embodiment and Gender-Pleasure" by Lucie Fielding.

November 4th - 1st half

November 18th - 2nd half

This book club is open to practitioners of all sorts - coaches to therapists.

“Trans S*x challenges limiting models of gender-affirming care that focus on resolving gender dysphoria, and preserving s*xual function, or highlight s*xual losses that may arise as a result of transition pathways. Grounded in social justice, somatics, and q***r theory, this book offers a pleasure-positive approach to working with trans and gender expansive individuals. Building on the groundbreaking concepts introduced in the award-winning first edition, the second edition features new frameworks such as gender-pleasure and a fresh set of experiential activities and illustrative vignettes to bring theory to practice. The final chapter features a new set of contributing trans and gender expansive authors who work at the intersections of s*xuality and gender."

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(Free for Pleasure Psych students)

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10/17/2026

Join us this Wednesday, October 21st at 4pm PT for LAST Book Club!

Resident therapists Jessica Hyatt, LMFT + Vanessa Icazbalceta- Soto, LPCC will discuss the second half of “Polywise: A Deeper Dive Into Navigating Open Relationships” by David Cooley and Jessica Fern

This book club is open to practitioners of all sorts - coaches to therapists.

“Polyamorous psychotherapist Jessica Fern and restorative justice facilitator David Cooley share the insights they have gained through thousands of hours working with clients in consensually nonmonogamous relationships. Using a grounded theory approach, they explore the underlying challenges that nonmonogamous individuals and partners can experience after their first steps, offering practical strategies for transforming them into opportunities for new levels of clarity and intimacy.”

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10/13/2026

Making S🤫x Work Seen and Safe: Destigmatize. Decriminalize. Protect.
By Jamie Azar, Intimacy Coach
Jamie Azar | Relationship and Intimacy Coach

Society, for the most part, is largely ignorant to the systemic challenges and emotional impacts legal barriers and rights to safety have on s🤫x workers. S🤫x work is one of the oldest forms of labor, existing across decades, generations, cultures, and societies; it has existed in virtually every society, woven into the fabrics of the personal, social, political, economic and spiritual spheres of different worlds. S🤫x work has been revered in certain cultures, honored as a ceremonial and sacred act, contrary to the shame and criminalization of our modern legal systems and general ethos of the public.

Fast forward to today: s🤫x workers face countless systemic challenges, from criminalization and legal barriers like a lack of labor rights and protection, to stigma and social marginalization, all of which can have detrimental mental health impacts and which invalidate s🤫x workers' right to safety, protection, and freedom.

Read More at our Substack: Pleasure For The Masses

10/07/2026

Vanilla S🤫x Gets a Bad Rep
By Jamie Azar, Intimacy Coach
Jamie Azar | Relationship and Intimacy Coach

As a s🤫x, relationship, and intimacy coach, I often feel like “vanilla s🤫x” gets a bad rep.

When I say vanilla s🤫x, what comes to mind for you?

For many people, vanilla s🤫x means missionary, following a predictable routine or sequence of events, generally starting with kissing and moving toward oral s🤫x, pe*******on, climax, and or**sm. It can also be associated with more heteronormative ideas of what “s🤫x” is supposed to look like, particularly pen*s-in-vagina or penetrative s🤫x. For others, vanilla simply means the absence of kink.

Kink itself can be loosely defined as s🤫xual interests, practices, or experiences that fall outside what is considered normative. I’ve even heard people jokingly describe kink as “anything your Aunt Sally might not approve of.”

But what if vanilla s🤫x isn’t actually about the absence of kink?

I was recently scrolling Instagram and came across a clip from an interview with S🤫xologist Kimmy Inch, who was speaking about this very topic. One idea she shared really resonated with me: vanilla s🤫x isn’t necessarily the absence of kink. It’s s🤫x centered around functionality, which got me thinking and informed the content of this article...

Read More at our Substack ~> Pleasure For The Masses

10/05/2026

Join us this Wednesday, October 7th at 4pm PT for the newest installment of the LAST Book Club!

Resident therapists Jessica Hyatt, LMFT + Vanessa Icazbalceta- Soto, LPCC will discuss “Polywise: A Deeper Dive Into Navigating Open Relationships” by David Cooley and Jessica Fern

October 7th - 1st half

October 21st - 2nd half

This book club is open to practitioners of all sorts - coaches to therapists.

“Polyamorous psychotherapist Jessica Fern and restorative justice facilitator David Cooley share the insights they have gained through thousands of hours working with clients in consensually nonmonogamous relationships. Using a grounded theory approach, they explore the underlying challenges that nonmonogamous individuals and partners can experience after their first steps, offering practical strategies for transforming them into opportunities for new levels of clarity and intimacy.”

$25 drop in
Sign up at info (at) lastcollective (dot) org

09/29/2026

Own Your Pleasure: 5 Ways to Enhance Your Or***ms
By Jamie Azar, Intimacy Coach

As a s🤫xologist and relationship and intimacy coach, I constantly encourage people to expand their definitions of s🤫x, while reminding them that s🤫x exists beyond pe*******on and or**sm. Having an or**sm doesn’t necessarily equate to s🤫xual satisfaction, nor does it have to be a requirement for great s🤫x.

Additionally, many people may feel forced or pressured to have an or**sm during partnered s🤫x; others experience performance anxiety around or**sm, whether it is going to happen, when it’s going to happen, or how. Some people feel like they have to rush to it or through it, and all of this can take away from presence, attunement, and overall enjoyment of the experience.

What if we reimagined the whole experience as or**smic? What if we approached pleasure and arousal as a holistic journey—led by curiosity, compassion, and tenderness?

Today, I’m inviting you—

Whether you’re single or partnered, to explore the art of cu***ng.
Read More at our Substack ~> Pleasure For the Masses

09/21/2026

So, What Makes Someone Great in Bed?
By Jamie Azar, Intimacy Coach
Jamie Azar, CSRC

One aspect I love about the work I do is supporting people in expanding what can sometimes be a limited definition of s🤫x.

Within this work, I may ask clients to think back to pleasurable or satisfying s🤫xual moments and memories or simply shout out words that characterize “great s🤫x” for them.

Rarely, and perhaps surprisingly to some, do people cite or**sm, pe*******on, or even the duration or frequency of s🤫x. More often, I hear words like pleasure, connection, safety, trust, fun, mutual, playful, adventurous...

Read More at our Substack ~> Pleasure For the Masses

09/14/2026

Kink: Using What You Already Have for Erotic Play
By Jamie Azar, Intimacy Coach
Jamie Azar, CSRC

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of kink? Do you think of a closet full of leather, whips, chains, and ropes? Well, while this certainly may be the contents of a kinky closet, they don’t have to be.

Whether we walk around with myths and assumptions about kink due to pop culture and media, with oftentimes inaccurate, taboo, or oversimplified representations of kink, or simply due to a lack of education and exposure to other kinky folx and communities, a lot of people may feel intimidated by the idea of it. Perhaps a useful place to start is to not only think about kink as the activities in which we partake, but a mindset and approach we use to engage in s🤫xual and non-s🤫xual activities.

09/11/2026

Join us Wednesday, September 16th at 4pm PT for the newest installment of the LAST Book Club!

Resident therapists Jessica Hyatt, LMFT + Vanessa Icazbalceta- Soto, LPCC will discuss "S🤫x For One: The Joy of Selfloving" by Betty Dodson Ph.D.

This book club is open to practitioners of all sorts - coaches to therapists. ""S🤫x for One" demonstrates that self-loving is not just for times in-between lovers or for social misfits. M🤫sturbation is the joyful and ongoing love affair that each of us has with ourselves throughout childhood, adulthood, and the golden years of old age."

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Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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