Sexual accompaniment is work that helps a person with functional diversity (colloquially referred to as a person with a disability) to enjoy their sexuality. As the concept of functional diversity is broad, so are the professional responses. The first time… Continue Reading →
We have this tension between wanting to live alone, that things will go our way, while at the same time needing to be part of a community, share and be part of something bigger. Understanding that in the current world,… Continue Reading →
Moxe writes about the recent Winter Eros, our New Year’s Tantric retreat. In the rugged landscape of the Swabian Alb, on the last day of the solar circle, 26 men walk in silence through the hilly forest to a gentle… Continue Reading →
I often have the following thoughts on the occasion of “high” holidays. In the intense days before, during and even after, when travelling to celebrate the holidays with friends and family, and of course when organising activities for such holidays… Continue Reading →
The world is moving forwards and identities like gay and lesbian are being challenged by the young generation, by the academic world, by people’s experiences. Many of our clients had a history with women and don’t necessarily identify with the word gay. Neither… Continue Reading →
What is your desire? Are you aware that the power of intention and the vibes you send into the air are powerful? Do you remember making a wish and putting all your energy into it? Imagine what could happen if… Continue Reading →
Giving tantra workshops and accompanying men on their way to a pleasurable sexuality has made me think a lot about the need for a meaningful relationship. Not necessarily a romantic love relationship, but a relationship where there is equality and… Continue Reading →
Imagine you are free of shame and guilt- how would your life look like? Imagine you were raised in a sex positive family- how would your sex life look like? Imagine you were never silenced when you started to talk… Continue Reading →
This is part two of an article by our dear Moxe. To read part one, click here. I believe there is a social context that tells people how to act, what to feel in certain situations and what is wrong… Continue Reading →
As a gay cis man (cis or cisgender is a term for people whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth based on their genitalia) the question of consent is uncomfortable, there were moments I didn’t wait… Continue Reading →
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