Sexology

[gentle music] Welcome to Sexology, a podcast that untangles the science of sex and pleasure.

And now, with this week's episode, your host, clinical psychologist, Dr. Nazanin Moali.

Welcome back to another episode of the Sexology podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Nazanin Moali.

There is something I hear from women in my practice that I think a lot of men would be surprised by.

All right.

Let's get into my conversation with Dr. Maria Sophocles.

[gentle music] Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Sexology podcast.

Well, so now I work beyond sexological body work.

And so I include sacred intimacy, which allows for two-way touch.

Sexological body work only allows for one-way touch from the practitioner to the client.

So now I use the wheel of consent as a framework for safety so that there can be two-way touch.

And so there's kind of a variety of what I work with, but essentially I'm working with guys who want to be able to practice sex, essentially, to get naked with another guy to try things out to be able to explore themselves i sometimes work with men who are stepping into the bisexual side of themselves or exploring their gay side for the first time in a space that that doesn't have the baggage of a relationship or the kind of the lack of safety that many hookups have wondering what's going on with the other person so they get to just focus on themselves and i'm holding that space for them essentially

Welcome to Sexology, a podcast that untangles the science of sex and pleasure.

And now, with this week's episode, your host, clinical psychologist, Dr. Nazanin Moali.

Welcome back to another episode of the Sexology podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Nazanin Moali.

You can understand your trauma intellectually.

And I especially want you to stay for the end because we're going to learn about Lisa's story of coming out, which is a very unique story.

All right, let's get into it.

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Sexology Podcast.