Who We Are
If you've just finished reading this series, you already know that healing sexual trauma doesn't begin with sexuality.
It begins by helping your nervous system rediscover something much more fundamental: safety.
I've created these free guided exercises to help you take that first gentle step.
They don't ask you to revisit traumatic memories or work directly with sexuality. Instead, they gently support the capacities your body needs before deeper healing can happen—feeling safe, becoming more aware of your body, noticing what feels comfortable or uncomfortable, and reconnecting with small moments of ease and non-sexual pleasure.
These exercises are suitable whether you're just beginning your healing journey or looking for a gentle way to complement the work you're already doing.
Inside you'll find exercises to help you:
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Develop a greater sense of safety in your body.
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Strengthen your awareness of bodily sensations.
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Recognise what feels comfortable and what doesn't.
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Reconnect with moments of ease and non-sexual pleasure.
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Begin rebuilding trust in your body's signals.
There is no right way to do these exercises.
Move slowly, stay curious, and only do what feels manageable. Your body doesn't need to be pushed in order to heal.
Inside you'll find exercises to help you:
-
Develop a greater sense of safety in your body.
-
Strengthen your awareness of bodily sensations.
-
Recognise what feels comfortable and what doesn't.
-
Reconnect with moments of ease and non-sexual pleasure.
-
Begin rebuilding trust in your body's signals.
There is no right way to do these exercises.
Move slowly, stay curious, and only do what feels manageable. Your body doesn't need to be pushed in order to heal.