Pleasure education

Pleasure-centered education is about reclaiming your body, boosting self-esteem, and deepening emotional and relational wellbeing. By learning to connect with your senses and your desires, you can experience life with more confidence, joy, and authenticity.

What is Pleasure-Centered Education?

Pleasure-centered education helps you understand your body, emotions, and desires, while providing practical tools for self-care and connection. It draws on sex therapy, mindfulness, and embodied movement to support you in:

  • Recognizing and celebrating your desires

  • Developing a healthy relationship with your body

  • Communicating your needs clearly and confidently

This approach is about presence, curiosity, and self-acceptance, not performance or achievement.

Pleasure and Mental Health

Pleasure plays a key role in mental and emotional wellbeing. When you intentionally explore pleasure:

  • Stress naturally decreases as dopamine and oxytocin are released

  • Self-esteem improves through body confidence and self-awareness

  • Emotional resilience strengthens, supporting healthier relationships and boundaries

Engaging with pleasure is a transformative form of self-care and empowerment.

Practical Practices You Can Start Today

  1. Mindful touch: Spend a few minutes noticing sensations in your body without judgment.

  2. Sensory exploration: Use taste, touch, sight, and sound to deepen your awareness and pleasure.

  3. Movement rituals: Gentle, intentional movement can release tension and connect you to your body’s rhythms.

  4. Reflection journaling: Write down what brings you joy, what feels pleasurable, and what your body craves.

Georgia Harrison

Registered mental health therapist.

Sex positive therapist, experienced with ethical non-monogamy.

Dancer, yoga instructor.

https://www.georgiaharrison.net/
Next
Next

Sensualise