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Finding clinically-informed guidance about pleasure, orgasm and sensitivity during sexual rehabilitation is often a challenge.
There’s a lot of emphasis on blood flow (which is important).
But you’re likely missing satisfaction and fun, not just ‘function’!
If you’re the partner of someone with erectile difficulties, you might be wanting to give your partner pleasure when flaccid, but unsure how to initiate this.
Or, if you’re a healthcare professional, you might want more resources for your patients about ‘outercourse’ and ways to have sex regardless of function.
✅ Re-connect your mind and body. Experience more pleasure, sensation and presence during any sexual experience.
✅ Regain a sense of wholeness.Let go of those nagging thoughts that everything is on hold until the erection returns.
✅ Connect with your partner. Expand your sexual menu together and learn some new communication skills to enhance your sex life.
Tess works with people living with cancer diagnoses, disability, neurological conditions and chronic illness.
She has worked at hospitals across Melbourne, Australia including: Epworth Healthcare Private Hospitals (Camberwell, Hawthorn and Richmond), St George’s Public Hospital and St Vincent’s Public Hospital.
She adheres to the codes and ethics of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS) and of the Somatic Sex Educators' Association of Australasia (SSEAA).
