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Is myofascial release a stretch? A manual technique? Can you do it on yourself? Find answers here.
~ Molly Weinbender
Giving yourself a head massage isn’t as hard or time-consuming as it seems. Here’s how to get started.
~ Jacqueline Gualtieri
Whether you’re rubbing a friend’s back or giving a massage, healing touch begins with active consent and communication.
~ Reina Gattuso
If even the gentlest of touches makes you jump out of your skin, read on.
~ Cassandra Corrado
Self-massage has also been known to help ease digestion, muscle strain and tension, headaches, and anxieties. Here are some techniques to get started.
~ Mollie Davies
Helpful info about what can cause clitoral pain and how it can be treated.
~ Suzannah Weiss
TikTok has some tips for both managing overall anxiety and nipping panic attacks in the bud.
~ Dame
The pandemic has awakened a skin hunger that many of us haven’t quite felt before.
Let’s dive a little deeper into Sex Oil and its elements of cardamom and sandalwood.
~ Raven Simone Walker
Engaging your senses in a more intentional way can improve your sexual communication and pleasure.
Exploring our desires can be challenging, but it’s possible to embrace what turns us on.
Masturbating in water can open you up to whole new ways of feeling pleasure.
A therapist explains how we can ease back into face-to-face interaction.
~ Sandra Carpenter
Experimenting with textures can help recreate feelings of touch that we crave.
~ Ada Ciuca
It’s crucial to relate to our partners as sexual beings—even when we’re not having sex.
~ Gigi Engle
What’s a single person to do when cuffing season beckons?
Unlike talk therapy, somatic sex education expands self-inquiry into the entire body.
~ Amanda Wattie
