A personal documentation of my own journey with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma cancer. Sharing holistic healing tools to support chemotherapy treatment, and to help restore the mind, body and soul.
A collection of stories written by women about how their sexuality was affected by the ups and downs of modern life’s challenges. They’re personal. Expressed in their own words. To start conversations we should all be having.
Get ready to deconstruct your presumptions about sex and re-define sexual pleasure on your own terms.
Based on research of the sex lives of 500 women, these articles put sex under the spotlight to encourage a much-needed honest conversation about women’s pleasure.
My work has been featured in leading publications, helping bring honest conversations about sex, pleasure and women’s experiences into the mainstream. These features challenge outdated narratives and open up space for more real, nuanced discussions.
I wrote an investigative feature article for The Independent revealing the systemic censorship that throttles creators and entrepreneurs in the sexual wellness industry. The barriers
I provided advice to Cosmopolitan on how to keep the spark in a long term relationship alive. Clue: It has nothing to do with different positions,
Sex BEFORE the break up I was in a heterosexual relationship for 14 years, and it was the first relationship for both of us. We
My diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder was a blessing. After spending around fifteen years not understanding what was the matter, not having the tools to make
Sex after grief is weird. Sometimes it just stops. Completely. A total shut down. Like a system crash. There was no desire. No interest. No
Sex Before Rehab & Recovery If I look back at it, when I was in addiction, I was quite unfaithful. I was promiscuous. And it
When I found out I had contracted the herpes virus, it was the first time I experienced real, tangible sexual shame. The embarrassment—it was overwhelming.
I helped Cosmopolitan write an article on how to boost intimacy in a relationship. I loved sharing my tips for such an iconic magazine. And
One of my nurses told me that she and her colleagues had seen a pattern: those who kept positive and felt self-empowered during treatment tended to have better outcomes and withstood chemo better.
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