Sex therapy isn’t just about addressing individual symptoms, it’s also liberatory. Drawing on Audre Lorde’s work on “the erotic,” MTS therapist Brantly Ireacleanos explores how reclaiming our right to pleasure, intimacy, and connection allows us to heal from cultural repression, unlearn systemic shame, and build authentic relationships in a chaotic world.

Sensory differences can affect sexual comfort, desire, and intimacy. Learn how touch, sound, light, smell, and other sensory needs can shape sex.