06/09/2026
As a functional health practitioner and Fascia specialist, my board certification as a s*xologist is often the credential that raises the most eyebrows. Some people have even expressed disapproval. But if you ask me why I chose to study human s*xuality, relationships, and intimacy, the answer is simple: we are human.
Humans are wired for connection. Our relationships profoundly influence our mental health, physical health, stress response, longevity, and overall quality of life. Yet despite all we know about biology, there remains a significant gap in understanding how our hormones, nervous system, emotions, attachment patterns, intimacy, and relationships interact.
You cannot fully separate the body from the mind, or physiology from psychology. The nervous system that influences pain, inflammation, digestion, hormones, and healing is the very same nervous system that influences trust, intimacy, connection, desire, s*xual connection, and emotional safety.
I became a s*xologist because I believe true health is about more than lab values and symptoms. It’s about helping people understand themselves, their relationships, and the biological and emotional factors that shape how they connect and are intimate with others. My goal is to help bridge the gap between science and human connection. When our biology and psychology work together, our relationships become stronger, our health improves, and our lives become more meaningful. *xologist *x
