Tag: sexuality

  • Why I Teach Erotic Hypnosis, But Don’t Do it With Clients

    Over the years I’ve gotten many requests from people who want me to hypnotize them for entertainment and fantasy purposes. But I just don’t do that! It would–frankly–violate my professional ethics as a certified sexuality counselor and certified hypnotist. In my dual professions, I must not engage sexually with clients (or students!). Doing a fantasy hypnosis session for a client, where the intention is to cause sexual arousal, would violate that principle.

    There are plenty of people who do provide fantasy hypnosis for a price however, and sometimes I wish I could be one of those folks. It would certainly be more lucrative…but I can’t. I would risk everything I’ve worked so hard for since 2009.

    I am not sure that all of the many people who have asked me for this over the years understand.

    But what I can do, is teach people to experience erotic hypnosis with each other, or to learn erotic self-hypnosis! And I truly love teaching this topic! From 2-6 hour group workshops to private couple’s classes, it’s absolutely one of my favorite ways to engage with people seeking more excitement and depth in their sex lives. The mind is the biggest sex organ, right? And what better way to stimulate the mind than with hypnosis?

    I’m teaching two introductory classes online, in April. If you’re interested in erotic hypnosis, this is a great way for you to start with it. You can attend these classes solo or with partners. See the Pleasure and Intimacy Page to pay tuition and enroll. You must do this in advance in order to attend.

    In May, I’ll be teaching Intermediate Erotic Hypnosis to those who have taken the introductory course. Stay tuned for those links, coming soon!

    Examples of How I’ve Taught Erotic Hypnosis classes in the past

    I’ve also appeared on blogs and in articles about erotic hypnosis, and written more than a few articles myself. You’re in good hands if you come to me as a teacher!

    Act now so you can get into one of my upcoming workshops, why don’t you?

  • Link to one of the best blog posts concerning racism, feminism, and sex negativity

    Link to one of the best blog posts concerning racism, feminism, and sex negativity

    Ida B. Wells Barnett (c. 1893) (1862–1931), "an African-American journalist and civil and women's rights activist. She was one of the early leaders of the African-American Civil Rights Movement." (Wikimedia)
    Ida B. Wells Barnett (c. 1893) (1862–1931), “an African-American journalist and civil and women’s rights activist. She was one of the early leaders of the African-American Civil Rights Movement.” (Wikimedia)

    I don’t want to inflict my attempts at analysis on this blog post, below, written by Foxy Jazzabelle Jenkins (aka Jasmine Keitt). I just want people to read it, and then think about it. A lot.

    Dear “White Feminism” Writers – Just Admit You Hate Black Women.

    I am grateful I found her post on Twitter this morning. Follow Foxy Jazzabelle on Twitter @FoxyJazzabelle. Her website is www.foxyjazzabelle.net. You can support her work as an artist, writer, and cultural force on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FxJB_JetsetWORKS