MY IDENTITIES & BACKGROUND
Identities: I am a cis-gendered, heterosexual, androphilic Indian woman and a sexual assault survivor with a 9 year experience as a BIPOC sex educator.
Neurodivergent: Boderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) and PTSD
Background: Neuroscientist, Holistic Sexuality Educator, Reiki Grandmaster, Level I Hypnotherapist, Mandala Art therapist, Raga Therapist (Indian 12th century classical music therapy), Bellydancer and Pole dance enthusiast (Dance-Movement Therapy).
Research Style: Anthropology, Social Neuroscience and Cross-cultural Psychology
Research Interests: Neurobiology of trauma and its generational inheritance, development of human sexual and social behaviors like mate selection, mating styles, fetish development and the influence of colonization on sexual attitudes.
WELCOME
The interaction style I'd like to adapt is Holistic Sexuality Education. It is a practice that is aimed to integrate physical, emotional, intellectual, social, spiritual and ecological values with mind-body stability in order to access multiple levels of consciousness to enlighten all involved in it, in matters pertaining to sexuality.
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I understand that my identity, privileges and experiences would impact my social and cognitive abilities, however, I am constantly adapting, unlearning and ensuring that I empower everyone around me. I assure you that my past shall not interfere with my work and should it do so, I invite you to hold me accountable.
Services
Education
Neuroscience| History| Psychology| Religion| Linguistic Studies| Politics| Art| Sexuality Studies| Mental Health
Healing & Coaching
Sexless Relationship| Intimacy Issues| Sensate Focus| Performance Anxiety| Sexual Desire Differences| LGBTQ+ affirming care| Emotion Regulation| Surviving Sexual Assault| Trauma-informed Coaching| Sexual Response Cycle| Pleasure Blockages| Addressing Shame, Guilt and Disgust| Body Image Concerns| Reiki| Mindfulness-based Interventions
Research
Neurobiology of trauma, Influence of colonization on sexual expressions