This live support / educational group will be $210 is for any individuals impacted by toxic or purity-based sexual teachings. You’ll explore how these beliefs shaped your sexuality and learn to rebuild healthy, pleasure-affirming scripts and practices. Group connects live via Google Meet on Thursdays (April 2 - May 21) 6–7:30 MST. Details and Google Classroom links are available after purchase.
OBJECTIVES:
To provide a comprehensive understanding of church history and its impact on individuals and society as it relates to views of sex and sexuality.
To facilitate healing and recovery by exploring personal experiences and emotions related to experiences within church culture
To become informed on anatomy, the arousal system, pelvic and genital pain, orgasm issues, the intersections of neurodivergence with sexual functioning, and sexual changes along the lifespan.
To learn about various sexual practices, expand sexual vocabulary, and build a sexual template based on psychological and sexual self-awareness.
To promote self-compassion, self-acceptance, and empowerment in navigating sexuality.
To foster a supportive community where participants can share experiences, insights, and find resources for further growth and healing.
Week 1 (April 2): How history shapes thinking, and the impact of that thinking on you.
Week 2 (April 9): Confronting Shame and trauma to recover the pieces of you
Week 3 (April 16): The sex ed you never had - anatomy 101
Week 4 (April 23): The science of desire - using psychology to enhance your sexual experience
Week 5 (April 30): Translating life values into the erotic space.
Week 6 (May 7): Expanding your sexual horizon - erotic play, neurodivergence in the bedroom, sex along the lifespan, fantasy, and menu building.
Week 7 (May 14): The rewriting - identification of beliefs that have changed, and practicals for living within the new script
Week 8 (May 21): Your sexual freedom - Using this information to connect with a partner and educate youth
Note: This outline is designed to be flexible and responsive to the needs and experiences of participants.
This group is designed for individuals who are ready to explore how purity-based or shame-based sexual teachings have shaped their beliefs and experiences.
Because this is a structured educational and process-oriented group (not individual trauma therapy), it may not be appropriate for those with significant, untreated sexual trauma. Individuals with a history of sexual abuse who have not yet received support from a licensed mental health professional are encouraged to pursue individual therapy before participating in a group setting.
If you are unsure whether this group is a good fit for your situation, I welcome you to reach out prior to enrolling.
This group will reference religious and political history, but will not provide any explicit application of Scripture.
When I describe my products as faith-honoring, I am referring to one of two intentional approaches:
• Explicitly faith-integrated resources
Some products clearly and directly engage Christian theology and Scripture. This is transparent in the title, description, and content (e.g., references to God, Christian marriage, or biblical texts). These resources intentionally connect research with Christian beliefs.
• Research-grounded resources that honor faith and conscience
Other products are rooted in clinical research, neuroscience, and sexology, without mention of Scripture or theological reference points. These are described as faith-honoring because they: Make space for diverse Christian convictions, do not shame or pressure individuals to violate their beliefs, avoid explicit or pornographic content, emphasize consent, agency, and personal discernment, distinguish education from endorsement
All participants are encouraged to attend each session, as meetings will not be recorded in order to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the group.
Participants may choose to withdraw at any time; however, refunds will not be issued once enrollment is confirmed.
Yes. This group is open to both men and women.
Purity-based sexual teachings impact all genders — often differently, but deeply. Creating a space where both men and women can examine the scripts they were given allows for a fuller, more honest conversation about how those teachings shaped desire, responsibility, shame, and power.
That said, this is a structured, professionally facilitated therapeutic group. Safety, respect, and confidentiality are foundational. Participation guidelines are clearly outlined to ensure that all members feel secure and supported.
If you have specific concerns about whether this space is a good fit for you, you’re welcome to reach out before enrolling.