Susanne Roursgaard and Stine Krage — pioneers of The Gaia Method and Prostatic Portal — join Rahi to reveal what soft de-armoring actually touches, why the pelvis holds childhood wounds, and how breath, sound, and safe space allow the body to finally let go.
What happens when an engineer experiences an orgasmic birth so profound it transforms her entire life’s path—and how the intersection of grief and pleasure can unlock our deepest healing.
Rahi Chun, creator of Somatic Sexual Wholeness, is interviewed by Caffyn Jesse, creator of the Intimacy Educator training. They discuss the modalities that have informed Rahi’s unique approach to genital dearmouring, namely repairing ruptures sequentially from childhood to adolescence to adulthood – including neuroaffective touch, developmental psychology, and sexological bodywork, as well as the experiences of living in a Buddhist monastery and plant medicine journeys that have informed his space-holding for restoring sexual wholeness.
Today’s episode explores 3 simple questions from the perspectives of a Certified Sexological Bodyworker, Rahi Chun, and from Dr. Jennifer Lang, Board-Certified Gynecologic Oncologist and Obstetrician: What is genital health? What is genital pleasure? and What is genital wholeness? We discuss practical techniques for dearmouring the clitoris, the G-spot/urethral sponge, the cervix, the frenulum, the coronal ridge, and the base of the penile shaft. Our conversation provides insights into how sexuality is viewed and treated from different professional scopes and lenses.
Olivia Naomi Bryant is the creator of Self-Cervix – a body of somatic education, research and call to revolution for reclaiming and developing a love affair with this often overlooked and medially mistreated part of the sexual and reproductive anatomy. Studies show that 60% of orgasms by vulva-owners are experienced via the clitoris, 30% intra-vaginally, whilst only 10 % are experienced via the Cervix – despite the cervix being innervated by 3 sets of paired nerves (Vagus, Hypogastric, Pelvic) – the most of any part of the reproductive anatomy. We explore reasons for why this is and how to sensitize and reclaim the pleasures and orgasmic capacity of the Cervix.
How can we better attune to and listen for the guidance of the body’s pleasure for its own healing? Listening for the answers to this question with his heart, intuition, and hands – combined with his deep understanding of how to restore healthy fascial lines,
re-align anatomical structures within the body, and hold a safe space for trauma resolution, today’s guest Martin Beaudoin shares how he’s cultivated unique and effective practices for his wide range of clients and for his students.