Sexplicit Anisa Varasteh

In this engaging episode, join Anisa,  as she candidly shares her birth story and imparts valuable tips on minimising the risk of birth trauma. Get ready for an insightful discussion covering postpartum intimacy with Anisa Varsteh and Candice Care-Unger, both experienced clinical sexologists. Highlights include:
Anisa's personal birth journeyPractical advice on reducing the likelihood of birth traumaTips and perspectives on navigating post-party intimacyYou can contact Anisa on relatesexology.com
You can contact Candice on carerehab.com.au

In this  episode, I'm opening up and sharing my story, giving you a glimpse into what led me to become a clinical sexologist.

Amanda (Relate Sexology's Communications Manager) and I will be diving deep into the fascinating topic of why sex is taboo and shining a light on the historical policing of women's sexuality. It's a topic that hits close to home for many of us, and together, we'll explore why these issues persist and how they impact our lives today.

This episode is all about connection and breaking down barriers. I hope you will feel like we're sitting together, having this authentic conversation, as I share my personal experiences and insights.

So grab your favourite cozy spot, put on your headphones, tune in and be a part of this engaging and relatable conversation! 
 

In this episode you will hear Anisa Varasteh Clinical Sexologist discuss:
-Why people are interested in such extreme practices
- Is kink a sexual practice?
-Why there is a high representation of asexual and neurodivergent people in kink community
-Do masochists really enjoy pain?
-Sub/Dom space: an altered state of consciousness

Links:
https://www.relatesexology.com/healing-through-kink 

In this episode you will hear Anisa Varasteh Clinical Sexologist discuss:
Underlying causes of sexual painstrategies to address painful sexTo book an appointment with Relate Sexology team go to : relatesexology.com/our-team

In this episode Anisa Varasteh, Clinical Sexologist discusses:
What normal means in a sexual contextWhat influences our ideas of normalityHow pre-occupation with 'normality' can impact our sexualityWhat to do if you think you are not normal

In this episode you will hear Anisa Varasteh Clinical Sexologist discuss:

-Discerning developmentally typical sexual behaviours in children from concerning behaviours
-Examples of developmentally typical behaviours and concerning behaviours in 4 age groups

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