Pleasure is regenerative. Pleasure and embodiment are practices to cultivate, prioritise, and learn in your body, not just your mind. Prioritising your pleasure allows you to feel good, and live with greater capacity for sensuality and vitality. But why is it so hard to feel good sometimes!? 

Unfortunately, shame, fear, worry and stress all dissociate and disembody us, and dull our ability to feel sensation or be aware of our senses. So often we forget we even live in a body. 

This workshop is your commitment to yourself and your pleasure practice. It is yours if you want it.

Please Bring: Notebook and pen, comfortable clothing, and to be setup sitting rather than lying down.

Pronouns: they/them (also enjoys she/her or he/him)

Euphemia is a pleasure educator, based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

They’re dedicated to resourcing people with practical pleasure and embodiment tools through coaching, writing, and facilitation. Their approach is based on the fundamental conviction that pleasure is essential to health, not just a frivolous indulgence that you supposedly don’t deserve.

They gently support others to investigate inherited beliefs and “deshamifying”, self-regulation and embodiment, kinky explorative techniques, pain and trauma, and communication with one’s self and others.

Euphemia’s strength comes from their innate ability to bring together their breadth of scientific knowledge, and their intense fascination and curiosity with sexy embodiment and existence while sharing with approachable warmth, care, and candour. 

Euphemia’s work is admired and followed by many because of their practical, disarmingly dorky, and deeply compassionate approach. With a background in Community Development, they centre inclusivity, representation, and accessibility in their work.

It’s truly an honour and a pleasure for them to be in service to people’s pleasure.