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Sex: Pleasure Physiology

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What’s it all about?

This class is all about pleasure! Sex educator Kate McCombs will teach you the ins and outs of your pleasure anatomy and physiology so you can maximise pleasure in your sex life.

Rather than the reproductive focus most of us learned in school, Kate’s style of grown-up sex ed focuses on the feel-good aspects of sex, regardless of sexual orientation or relationship status. With plenty of laughs, and examples of nerdy sex trivia, Kate will offer some useful strategies for how to make the most out of your sexual response.

What will we cover?

  • The importance of pleasure and benefits of masturbation
  • How to pleasure the whole clitoris (not just the part on the outside!)
  • Male anatomy, including how to find and stimulate the prostate
  • Demystifying the G-spot and female ejaculation
  • How to make using safer sex methods erotic and pleasurable
  • Sex toy basics and things to consider when getting one

Who will be teaching?

Kate McCombs is a sex educator, specialising in sex-positive and pleasure-inclusive approaches to sexual health promotion. Originally from California, Kate moved to Australia to get her Masters in Public Health at the University of Melbourne, which she completed in 2011. In addition to facilitating workshops, Kate works as a teaching assistant and guest lecturer for the HIV: An Evolving Global Response subject at the Nossal Institute of Global Health and is the Managing Editor for MySexProfessor.com, a sexuality education blog run by the Associate Director of the Kinsey Institute at the University of Indiana. She can be contacted on Twitter @katecom or through email at kateanswers@gmail.com.