Mission Statement:
"To facilitate knowledge, love, joy, and pleasure for individuals as they journey through life, birth, and beyond."
“The holding presence is one who acts as a support and a guide for a person who is facing a challenge, watches over the other person, creates a safe passage, allows others to do the work that needs to be done, and holds the waters back.The holding presence is usually not a loved one; rather, it is one with a greater perspective. A loved one may want to protect the person too much from the pain. But the holding presence is not afraid of the pain, understanding that it has a purpose. The holding presence understands that growth comes from working through pain.”
-Kathy McGrath, Finding the Path, J Perinat Educ. 2007 Spring; 16(2): 7–15.
“The holding presence is one who acts as a support and a guide for a person who is facing a challenge, watches over the other person, creates a safe passage, allows others to do the work that needs to be done, and holds the waters back.The holding presence is usually not a loved one; rather, it is one with a greater perspective. A loved one may want to protect the person too much from the pain. But the holding presence is not afraid of the pain, understanding that it has a purpose. The holding presence understands that growth comes from working through pain.”
-Kathy McGrath, Finding the Path, J Perinat Educ. 2007 Spring; 16(2): 7–15.
Philosophy of Pleasure: Live Juicy
“Our body is the windmill, and love, the water
Without water the mill cannot turn”-Rumi
I believe that pleasure is a human right. Pleasure is a way to connect deeply with ourselves and our partners so we can show up in this world with joy and enthusiasm. I am here to assist with this re-connection to our deeper selves, especially during the postpartum period when fatigue, stimulation, and physical adjustment can make sexual desire and connection more challenging. It is my goal to be your holding presence while you seek bliss to find and live your juiciest, most pleasurable life.
-Holly
Without water the mill cannot turn”-Rumi
I believe that pleasure is a human right. Pleasure is a way to connect deeply with ourselves and our partners so we can show up in this world with joy and enthusiasm. I am here to assist with this re-connection to our deeper selves, especially during the postpartum period when fatigue, stimulation, and physical adjustment can make sexual desire and connection more challenging. It is my goal to be your holding presence while you seek bliss to find and live your juiciest, most pleasurable life.
-Holly
