It’s not boudoir photography—how one woman reclaimed her body

Melanie Chambers gets interviewed!

To find Hugh Elliott and all his amazing projects, go to his site. [https://hughqelliott.com] And, to listen to his amazing podcast Dismissed, where he interviews people about getting fired, and what they’ve learned, visit here. [https://open.spotify.com/show/0XkOTNEPxOHy1IuVY5YvGl?si=YKMvVvzwS1qwsRrI1TftDw]

Heal your sex life, one touch at a time with Sexologist and Sex Coach Jule Shanks

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“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander

www.drkimalexander.com [Dr. Kim Alexander is a Canadian Obstetrician/Gynaecologist with a practice in Brampton, Ontario focusing on HPV Disease and Vulvar Health. She is a Certified Facilitator for the OWL: Our Whole Lives comprehensive sexual education curriculum and has been offering OWL workshops for high school students since 2012. She designed the curriculum for Grown-Ups: Your Sexual Self, a week-long workshop for adults exploring healthy sexuality.] Click to subscribe to Dr.Kim’s amazing newsletter.

It’s not boudoir photography—how one woman reclaimed her body

@gracesiwik. To see Grace’s work, check out her Instagram account. To find out more about body dysmorphia, head on over to the Body Dysmorphia Foundation [https://bddfoundation.org?gclid=CjwKCAjw4P6oBhBsEiwAKYVkq--kQjrLpM_Q5lkog26yGdADfZxkRlcn6EIEzoqCE4VstoiXd4GFXxoCUhQQAvD_BwE] to learn more

Professor Treena Orchard—anthropologist, author and activist—talks digital dating.

Dr. Treena Orchard’s website [https://treenaorchard.com]. Marie Claire Article [https://www.marieclaire.com/sex-love/a23322548/wednesday-martin-untrue-female-sexuality].