Pleasure Liberation Sessions

These virtual sessions are trauma-responsive, queer and trans-affirming and designed to help you expand into your fullest erotic aliveness.

How to get started?

Apply + Book a Free Call Here

You might be here because...

✺ You're tired of worrying about being wanted more than wondering what you want.

✺ You feel disconnected from your body, desire or pleasure.

✺ You crave support that honors your queerness, complexity and full humanity.

✺ You're unlearning performance, people-pleasing or survival patterns.

✺ You want more freedom, sensation and permission in your relationships - with yourself and others.

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In our time together, I found power, hope and fun. It isn’t too late for me! These days I ask myself, "How much pleasure is possible here?" I find myself caressing tree buds and playing with my babies more. Erotic energy integrates into everything now.

-Pleasure Breakthrough Participant 2026

I can not recommend this container space with Che enough. The way they allowed my definitions and ideas of pleasure to melt, morph, shape shift, expand, deepen, and widen in ways I never even imagined, has truly helped me rebuild my relationship with myself (my cells, my waters, my spirit). I don't know if I have ever felt more safely seen and held in all my rawness.

-Aiyana Smith (They/Them)

★★★★★

Sessions can include practice and body-based teachings in:

sensual presence
breath
movement
body awareness
boundary-setting
communication
anatomy
kink & bdsm
gender support
fantasy exploration
and more

Whether you want to:

unlearn sexual shame
tap into the connection of body + earth
more deeply express your kinks and/or desires
find erotic expression that feels authentic to you
or expand your capacity to experience pleasure

I welcome you wholeheartedly.

My Approach:

My practice honors the emotional, physical, spiritual, ancestral and ecological parts of your personhood. Utilizing creative forms of bodymind communication that go beyond able-bodied and neurotypical norms, I am committed to co-creating containers that center the 10 principles of disability justice written by Patty Berne and Sins Invalid, including but not limited to: