What is Certified Sexological Bodywork, and who can it help? An Interview With Rahi Chun (Pt 2) скачать в хорошем качестве

What is Certified Sexological Bodywork, and who can it help? An Interview With Rahi Chun (Pt 2)

Trigger warnings: Discussion of childhood disability, female genital mutilation, childbirth trauma, pornography and masturbation. Link to part one:    • Thriving Through Corona: Self Healing in a...   Where do people with extensive pelvic physical trauma go for care? Some of them see Certified Sexological Body Worker Rahi Chun, of Somatic Sexual Wholeness. In Rahi's long career he's treated people with all sorts of sexual embodiment goals, using both the skills from his background in psychology, and his training in touch modalities. Some come to him for the subtle work of learning how to relax into pleasure, having a clearer sense of their desires and boundaries, while others who've suffered sexual assault trauma, female genital mutilation, or extensive birth trauma might need significant hands on scar tissue remediation. (These topics are discussed explicitly, so skip to minute 15 if you'd prefer not to witness that material.) Resources & References: Rahi Chun's body of work, Somatic Sexual Wholeness https://somaticsexualwholeness.com/ The Association of Certified Sexological Bodyworkers https://sexologicalbodyworkers.org/ Created by Hannah Bernstein AMFT (License #123532) who practices psychotherapy in California under the supervision of Hong Jeong LCSW (License # 87224). This is not psychotherapy, is not presented in a therapeutic capacity and should not be used to diagnose or treat any mental illness. Not all professionals who appear on this show are licensed psychotherapists. Any or all ideas presented on this show were the product of contemporaneous thinking at that time, and may have evolved in the time since. They should not be taken as evidence of overarching philosophy or quoted out of context.