If you're like most people, talking about sex feels awkward, and asking for what you want feels even harder.

                                             is a small salon designed to work that muscle. Because I believe the first step to more pleasure is being able to talk about it.

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When I tell people what I do out in the real world, I often see a spark of interest, and sometimes undeniable terror in their eyes. They aren't talking about this deeply personal part of themselves with just anyone, and I, a stranger, brought it up in public. The range of emotion makes sense. 

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In my practice, I teach clients how to have conversations about intimacy with their lovers. How little skill most of us have with this communication might surprise you. Tightness in the body, shame, eagerness, dissociation -- these are common when the topic of sex comes up.

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My goal is to ease some of that tension so we can reallocate it to where it belongs: as another tool for your pleasure, not what gets in the way.