Classes Offered

This class covers the different ways sexy talk can be used, including: How to communicate desire How to get someone in the mood How to keep focus during a scene It also covers different modes of sexy banter like sexting, phone sex, and in-person chatting. We cover how to find the words which work for you and your partner(s); how to get comfortable with those words; and how to avoid cliches. The class includes exercises to help you find your sexy voice and how to help you or a partner overcome shyness when talking about sex. Finally, we talk about how to make getting and confirming consent super sexy and hot!

This class walks participants through the planning and staging of great kink scenes. We explore the science of the senses and how to uses the Big 5, balance, time, and proximity. This class walks participants through the planning and staging of great kink scenes. We explore the science of the senses and how to uses the Big 5, balance, time, and proximity. Students are provided with free planning guides and resource lists.

It is challenging to have a partner with a chronic illness. Knowing what is helpful and what is not, getting your needs met, and keeping things sexy. This class is geared for the partners of chronically ill folks, including both physical and mental health issues. This class covers: Communication techniques Understanding your partner's condition Things that seem helpful but can hurt Managing a relationship in good and bad times Talking about sex and sexuality

This class is for anyone who enjoys erotic writing and want to explore ways to develop their writing and publication. This class covers: Element of good kink Tools for writing diverse and interesting characters Types of writing Where to publish short stories Approaching a publishing company Blogging Fetlife writing

This is a month-long intensive to help people on all sides of the kink spectrum discover what motivates their kink and desires. We meet for 90 minutes five days a week for 4.5 weeks via Zoom. We cover: Kink origin stories Kink desires and what underlies those Meaning of power and pwoer exchange Roles in the kink community Growing as a kinky person Trauma and kink Illness and Kink Class utilizes Google Classroom for homework, class discussion, and participant connection.

One in five people will experience a mental health disorder in their lifetime. Chances are you will love or will personally experience mental health conditions. This class covers: Understanding mental illness Addressing the myths of mental illness Talking about mental illness Consent and mental illness Managing relationships while living with mental illness Physical impacts of mental illness

We all age. Many of us will develop at least one chronic illness. This means we will eventually need to adapt some kinky play to meet new physical and mental needs. This class discusses what happens to our bodies as we age and deal with illness. It then provides ways to adapt what you love to still meet your needs even with new limitations.This class covers: Physiology and Psychology of aging Common ailments (arthritis, depression, fatigue, etc.) How aging impacts BDSM play and power exchange Adaptive techniques for physical play Addressing sexual dysfunction Talking to partners about changing needs

This class is geared for undergraduate human sexuality and psychology classes. The class covers: Defining kink, BDSM, leather, and fetish Discussing the psychology of power exchange Discussing the psychology of pain and other fetishes Addressing the major myths around kink and BDSM Q&A

For people interested in exploring kink and coming to a better understanding about the lingo, events, and places to to meet the kinky people you want!