Many women quietly wonder if something is “wrong” with them when it comes to desire, arousal, or changes in their bodies—especially as stress, pregnancy/postpartum, or menopause enter the picture.
This 90-minute class offers a compassionate, research-informed look at women’s sexuality. We’ll spend about 20 minutes learning why so many of these experiences are normal, and then open the rest of our time for a thoughtful, anonymous Q&A.
This is an educational, respectful space—no pressure to share, no explicit content, just honest conversation and reassurance.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Date: February 6
Format: Brief teaching + extended Q&A
Who it’s for: Women wanting clarity, reassurance, and better understanding of their sexuality at any stage of life.
This class is designed to be inclusive of all relationship types and identities. You’re welcome here exactly as you are.
Cost: $25
We want this class to be accessible. If $25 feels like a stretch right now, you’re welcome to pay less. If you’re able and would like to pay more, your generosity helps make this offering possible for others.
Submit Payment. (This link will take you to the Grow donation page. To pay for this class select “change payment amount”, then enter the amount you are able to pay for the class. Then enter your email and payment information. Be sure to use the same email for registration and payment so we can link your payment to your registration.)
Meet your facilitators
Kevie Simon, LPC
Kevie is a trauma-informed counselor who brings a compassionate, research-based perspective to conversations about sexuality, healing, and change. With specialized training in EMDR, she helps women understand how past experiences, stress, and life transitions shape their relationship with their bodies and desire. Kevie is deeply committed to creating spaces that feel safe, respectful, and non-judgmental, where women can gain clarity, reassurance, and a renewed sense of self-understanding.
Keri Corn, LPC
Keri is a Licensed Counselor who brings a grounded, trauma-informed perspective to conversations about sexuality, relationships, and life transitions, helping women understand how attachment, past experiences, and stress shape desire and connection. Drawing from her training in EMDR, ART, experiential, and attachment-focused approaches, Keri is passionate about creating a collaborative, non-judgmental space where women can feel understood, gain clarity, and reconnect with themselves with greater compassion.
FAQ
We know this topic can bring up questions—some practical, some personal. Here are a few things you might be wondering.