Bonus Episode: Sex-Positive Parenting & Keeping Intimacy Alive After Kids - with Tamica Wilder

How can parents build confidence in talking about sex with their kids? What about sex after having kids - how can couples keep the intimacy alive - especially when time is limited? What about folks in poly/open relationships? About our guest: Tamica Wilder is a somatic sex coach and multi-qualified therapist with a deep passion for teaching you to re-attune to the language of the body while giving full permission to shamelessly prioritize pleasure and play. She believes that our current cultural narratives around sex, intimacy, pleasure and relationships need a damn good shake up! Never one to shy away from a challenge, Tamica is committed to leading the change. WorkIng with our sexuality, intimacy and the less mastered parts of our human nature can be a tricky and intricate piece of the personal development puzzle. Tamica brings 18 plus years of facilitation and group work experience and guides with compassion, humour, gentleness, love and curiosity, in all that she does. As a mother of 2 little critters, she's also well attuned to the importance of creating sex-positive families and helps parents build the confidence to have 'those chats' with their kids and other family members. Tamica's work will arm you with the tools you need to create lasting and meaningful change inside your intimate relationships, your somatic understanding and reminds you of all thats possible inside your full and authentic sexual expression. You’ll gain greater self understanding and learn to embody the confidence required to fully re-claim all aspects of your glorious being that may have slipped to the sidelines! Tamica is a hand holder, a light bearing guide and a mirror like reminder of your true and wild nature. Tamica lives in Melbourne, Australia with her 2 little boys ( and her 2 big boys) and is available for 1:1, 2:1 online coaching and support. To learn more visit facebook.com/neosomasexcoach/ For her Mama Eros group visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/mamaeros/