
Intimacy Coach | Sex Educator | Facilitator
I choose to be an intimacy coach along my own path to discovering, understanding, and evolving intimacy. One of the things I kept running into was not finding a therapist in general, who even had similar life experiences, cultural knowledge, collective history, or shared historical trauma...let alone any intersectionality. I grew weary of having to educate my therapists before we could really start working together. It occurred to me at some point, that I couldn’t be the only person searching.I’m very experienced in dealing with issues specifically related to the Queer, BIPOC, Non-binary, Kink/Leather/BDSM, and SWer populations. I draw from my lived experience, education, and training to create a space for us to explore... you.I am passionate about human connection. I strive to provide you with a grounded, outside perspective. It would be my honor to assist in facilitating your growth around intimacy and connection.Queer is a word that describes sexual and gender identities other than straight and cisgender. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people may all identify with the word queer. Queer is sometimes used to express that sexuality and gender can be complicated, change over time, and might not fit neatly into either/or identities, like male or female, gay or straight.
Mission StatementMy mission is to guide individuals toward deeper, more authentic connections by offering the support and education that society often fails to provide. While we are frequently told what relationships “should” look like, we are rarely taught how to communicate, build intimacy, or explore our desires with honesty and care. I aim to create a space where people can ask questions, be inquisitive, and discover their own path without judgment or pressure.Through compassionate, curiosity-driven counseling, I help clients understand that they are not required to follow the nuclear family model or anyone else’s script for intimacy. Their choices—whether to be partnered or single, physically intimate or not—are valid and worthy. Everyone has the right to exist, connect, and form relationships in ways that feel true to who they are.My mission is to empower each person to live in alignment with their own values, embracing difference and celebrating the diverse ways intimacy can be experienced and express.
Vision StatementMy vision is to cultivate a world where people deepen their intimacy with themselves and others by living authentically and modeling the behaviors they want to see in their relationships and communities. Through my work, I aim to empower individuals to embody their truth so fully that they naturally inspire those around them—not by force, but by example.By helping people access healthier, more connected ways of being, I hope to demonstrate that meaningful transformation is possible. When individuals thrive in their own intimacy and authenticity, they become a living reminder that there are many ways to be in the world—ways rooted in compassion, self-awareness, and genuine connection. My vision is a ripple effect of healing, where one person’s growth becomes a catalyst for collective change.
In our intimacy counseling sessions, we can explore what intimacy truly looks like for you—beyond expectations, assumptions, or past experiences. Many clients come in wanting to reconnect with themselves, to feel more in touch with their own desires, boundaries, and inner world. Together, we create space to understand what intimacy means on your terms.
Because many clients have already done therapy or are currently active in therapy, these sessions can focus on deepening self-awareness rather than processing trauma, which is supported by your therapist. With that foundation, we can shift into curiosity:What do you know—or think you know—about sex and sexuality based on your background, upbringing, culture, or past experiences?What parts of that feel true for you now, and what might no longer fit?We can also discuss what kinds of intimate or sexual experiences you’re having, want to be having, or feel unsure about. This might include exploring desires, relationship dynamics, identity, or areas where you feel stuck or disconnected.
A key part of our work can be unpacking whether sex and intimacy feel like the same thing to you or completely different. Understanding your unique framework opens up new possibilities for how you connect—with yourself and with others.
Ultimately, these sessions are a collaborative, grounded space to explore how you want to experience intimacy moving forward, free from pressure and guided by your own self-knowing.
Clients who engage in intimacy counseling with me leave with a deeper sense of self-awareness and a clearer understanding of their own beliefs, desires, and definitions of intimacy. They develop greater confidence in navigating relationships—whether initiating physical connection, engaging in emotional intimacy, or building healthier dynamics with friends, partners, or lovers.Through our work together, clients gain lifelong tools and resources they can return to whenever they need reassurance, continued education, or a way to reconnect with themselves. These outcomes support sustainable personal growth and empower individuals to move through the world with clarity, intention, and a more grounded sense of their own relational needs.
Why Choose Me as Your Intimacy CounselorChoosing an intimacy counselor is deeply personal, and I bring a unique combination of professional expertise, lived experience, and joyful curiosity to support your journey. I am an accredited facilitator with over 15 years of experience and a certified sex educator, with more than two decades of involvement in the kink, BDSM, and leather community. My work is also informed by over a decade as a sex worker and the rich intersectionality of my life, giving me a grounded, real-world understanding of intimacy, power, identity, and desire. I’ve shared my knowledge on sex and sexuality panels across the country, contributing to conversations that center authenticity, liberation, and nuance.What truly sets me apart is the way I approach our sessions: with joy, curiosity, and a genuine desire to understand what excites you about connection. I love talking with clients about what they want, what they desire, and what draws them toward certain dynamics—whether you’ve experienced them before or are just beginning to explore. I hold space to unpack questions like: What does it mean to feel deserving?
Why is this the language you use about yourself or your relationships?With me, you get a skilled, informed professional who brings heart, depth, and lived understanding. I meet you exactly where you are and help you explore where you want to go—without judgment, without assumptions, and with a commitment to supporting your most authentic intimate life.
What I Offer
I offer personalized intimacy counseling that helps you sort through the overwhelming amount of information out there and narrow it down to what truly fits you. Together, we explore your unique desires, curiosities, and questions—whether that includes discovering your kinks, understanding your attractions and gender, or navigating relationship structures like non-monogamy or more traditional partnerships.I provide tailored resources such as books, podcasts, community groups, and educational tools that support your specific needs. For clients who want to communicate more openly with partners, I help facilitate those conversations—especially when discussing intimacy feels intimidating or new.My practice welcomes people from all backgrounds, including those engaged in or curious about sex work, those exploring identity, and couples of any orientation wanting to deepen their connection. Whatever your path, I offer a grounded, affirming space to develop your intimacy with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.
My Promise to YouI promise to create a space where you feel affirmed, seen, and fully accepted for who you are. In our work together, you will be met with respect, compassion, and a belief in your inherent validity. I am committed to offering guidance that supports you in becoming more knowledgeable, confident, and empowered in your intimacy and relationships. My role is to walk alongside you—honoring your experiences, uplifting your strengths, and helping you step into a more connected and authentic version of yourself.