Sexological Bodywork is a hands-on, client-centered, somatic approach to sexual healing, embodied learning, and erotic growth.

Let's learn the language of your erotic body.

Together, we'll use erotic embodiment tools and somatic sex education frameworks to co-create practices that support authentic, embodied change aligned with your goals and desires.

now booking sessions online + in Sydney

Sexological Bodyworkers are somatic sex educators.

The main difference between Sexological Bodywork and traditional Sex Therapy is that in traditional Sex Therapy the practitioner tells you what to do, while in Sexological Bodywork the practitioner can show you what to do so you can experience the practices and tools in real time in the session. 

Instead of just talking about the problem, we work directly with your body to unlearn patterns and build practical skills.

This work helps your nervous system and sexuality align so you can experience more confidence, connection, and pleasure. 

It’s educational, empowering, and tailored to individuals and couples who want real, embodied change.

Sexological Bodywork is experiential, body-based support.

If you're experiencing:

• Erection or ejaculation difficulties
• Painful sex
• Low desire
• Difficulty masturbating
• Trouble feeling pleasure
• Performance anxiety
• Shame, fear, or anxiety around sex
• Disconnection from your body
• Difficulty communicating desires
• Numbness, tension, or shutdown during intimacy

This work provides embodied, practical skills for change that aligns with your erotic goals. 

What to Expect:

Sexological Bodywork offers access to deeper self-knowledge, personal growth, and erotic fulfillment. 

In our sessions, we work with your unique intentions, whether you’re seeking deeper pleasure, sexual trauma healing, sexual confidence, body connection, a more trusting relationship with your body

Clients often gain:

• Increased embodiment and self-awareness
• More ease & confidence in sexual situations
• Deeper understanding of nervous system states
• Understanding of your body’s arousal and pleasure responses
• Ability to communicate desire with clarity & comfort
• General erotic aliveness
• Overcoming previously limiting beliefs and functional challenges
• Reduced performance anxiety or tension around sex
• A more intimate relationship with desire 
• General integration of pleasure in daily life

This is an invitation to learn with your body. 

I currently offer 1:1 and couples sessions in person (Sydney/Eora) and online. If you’re tired of overthinking and ready to work directly with your body:

Book In-Person (Bondi) or Online

A 90 minute SexBod Session gives us space to arrive and co-create the learning objective for the session, choose a practice and then practice together, and reflect on what was learned during the practice. 

Certificate in Sexological Bodywork - Institute of Somatic Sexology 

Certificate in Embodied Counselling - Institute of Somatic Sexology 

Certified Member of SSEAA

200HR Yoga Teacher Training - OM West Centre Holistique (Recognised by Yoga Alliance)

Care Work for People with Disabilities

Conflict De-escalation/ Crisis Intervention Training

Supporting Suicidality - WAVAW Vancouver

Trans Community Includes in the DTES

Certification in Intersectional Affirming Care - CBRC

TPR Training - WAVAW Vancouver

Emergency First Aid, Emergency Overdose Response Certified

Taylor's Sexological Bodywork sessions were safely held, leaving me feeling empowered to create new rituals that honour my sexual essence. I came in with a concern that I felt shame and 'abnormal' about - and Taylor's extensive knowledge paired with the surrounding social context for women really took that all away, making me feel like my problems weren't so uncommon after all. Her experience as a counsellor, combined with her passion for pleasure + sex education is a high-value combo that has put me on a totally new path. I no longer feel held back by my sexual past and am embracing a future of 'orgasmicity' in just 3 sessions! Thank you for your sensitivity, guidance and celebrating my journey - I hope many more people get to experience this transformation with you!

-Sarah

Sexological bodywork is a trauma-informed, body-based modality that supports people to deepen connection with their bodies, sensations, boundaries, and sexual wellbeing. Sessions may include guided practices, breathwork, movement, communication exercises, and (when appropriate and consensual) one-way touch for educational or therapeutic purposes.

Sexological bodywork can support a wide range of experiences, including:

• Low desire or difficulty accessing pleasure
• Sexual shame or disconnection from the body
• Sexual function challenges (erection, ejaculation, painful sex, pre-orgasmia)
• Postpartum pelvic care
• Scarring
• Challenges with arousal, orgasm, or sensation
• Healing after sexual trauma
• Exploring boundaries, consent, and communication
• Deepening intimacy for individuals or couples

Each session is tailored to your needs, intentions, and comfort level.

Sessions usually begin with conversation to understand your intentions, boundaries, and needs. From there, we may explore practices such as breath, movement, embodiment exercises, nervous system regulation, or touch — depending on what feels aligned for you. You are always in choice, and nothing happens without your explicit consent.

No. Touch is never required. Sexological bodywork can be deeply impactful without physical touch, and many sessions focus on awareness, language, sensation, and internal experience. Touch is only included if it feels supportive and is something you actively want.

Yes. I work with individuals and couples. Couples sessions may focus on communication, boundaries, intimacy, embodied presence, or exploring new ways of relating and pleasuring one another - always at a pace that feels supportive for both people.

Unlike talk-based therapy, sexological bodywork works directly with the body and sensation. Unlike massage, it is not about relaxation or fixing the body, but about awareness, learning, and relationship to sensation, pleasure, and choice. It sits at the intersection of somatic therapy, sexuality education, and embodiment practice.

Sexological bodywork is for people of all genders, sexualities, and relationship structures who are curious about their bodies and inner experience. You don’t need to have a “problem” or something to "fix" (though this is welcome too).  The work can be supportive for exploration, healing, or deepening intimacy with yourself or others.