Let’s talk about sex!
I was recently interviewed alongside 30 other experts and specialists for The Midlife Sex Festival and I can’t wait to share this with you.
This festival really is the sex education you never got and it begins on the 1st Feb.
Science-based, no-bull, real-world sex education for perimenopausal and menopausal women, created by my colleague Dr Claire Macaulay.
It’s entirely free (with no catches or sneaky upsells), online and finally allows the pleasure of perimenopausal and menopausal women to take centre stage.
Secure your access for FREE here:
https://www.midlifesexfestival.com/
The talks will be delivered straight to your chosen email - every day throughout February! Nothing more for you to do.
There are over 30+ World Leading expert interviews, celebrities & real women talking about all things sex, relationships and pleasure.
The truth is midlife brings changes - physically, emotionally, and sexually. We might find ourselves navigating challenges like pain, disinterest, frustration or boredom in our sexual experience. This festival offers a no holes barred & opportunity to explore the game-changing information you didn’t know you needed.
If I know anything about Dr Claire, I know this resource will be valuable, vulnerable, and that she’ll ask the questions others won't - because we deserve that.
The festival covers everything from vaginal dryness solutions to kinky sex, pelvic floor health to neuro-diverse pleasure, mindful masturbation to the best lube for your menopausal fanny - and everything in between!
The speakers chosen - including me - are providing free gifts, actionable insights, vulnerable personal experiences and expert guidance. If you’re ready for a journey towards empowered sexual wellness, deeper intimacy, and a more pleasure filled sex experience and expression, I'll see you inside on February 1st!
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Having attended The Midlife Sex Festival myself, I can honestly say it’s a refreshing take on a topic often overlooked. The variety of experts—from sexologists to pelvic health specialists—offer down-to-earth advice that feels both practical and compassionate. One thing that stood out was how openly the festival addressed common challenges like vaginal dryness, low libido, and emotional shifts without sugar-coating. The focus on pleasure and intimacy felt empowering, reminding me that midlife isn’t the end of an active sex life but a new chapter to explore. I particularly appreciated the discussions on mindful masturbation and choosing the right lubricants for menopausal bodies. These practical tips have truly enhanced my personal experience. The free daily emails make it easy to absorb its wealth of knowledge without feeling overwhelmed. If you want honest, no-nonsense guidance on navigating sex and pleasure through midlife, this festival is absolutely worth your time.
