- Time is always slipping away, and it feels like there is no time for pleasure
- You feel distracted during sex, and that makes it harder for you to enjoy it
- Sex is feeling repetitive, and you want to try new things
- You’ve been feeling disconnected from your body and crave some sensual energy
- You feel like you’re constantly responding to body fires (running to pee, gulping water, stuffing your face, etc.)
“Thank you for creating a space for us to feel comfortable discussing and exploring topics that are actually pretty taboo in our circles. Also thank you for opening our mind to new possibilities in our intimacy...had some bomb ass arousal sessions that night and yes sessions in plural! 😉”
– Annalee Reid
What's included in this course

Find pleasure through non-sexual experiences and create a habit of intentionally leaning into pleasure every day.

Get clear about what it looks like when you struggle with listening to your body (& why) and how to make it a regular practice.

We’ll connect with pleasure through a sense awareness activity, connecting the senses to the erotic, and filling out your own pleasure sense worksheet!

We’ll cover what pleasure mapping looks like and how to do it so you can continue to build your capacity for pleasure and increase the number of ways to feel it.
““As a woman with vaginismus, I often feel discouraged from sex-ed spaces or embarrassed to speak up on behalf of women who are sexual but cannot necessarily have penetrative sex. Through her intersectional educational approach, Yael has helped me engage in sexuality in a way that empowers me and gives me the tools to eventually practice penetration in an enjoyable way.”
– Anonymous
“Yael is great at making topics related to sexuality, sensuality, and self-love feel approachable to everyone, regardless of their previous levels of knowledge and understanding. As a Black woman, I'm conscious of some of the negative and damaging representations of Black bodies within the media. Yael created a space to claim power in my body and my skin. She was also conscious in using language that disrupted oppression and was inclusive of all gender identities and sexual identities.”
– Emma
Nope! Pleasure lives within us and is not dependent upon us having sexual partners (though you may choose to explore with a partner as well if you have one)
That depends on your definition of masturbation. Genital touch is not required to participate but exploration of your body and its multitude of pleasures is directly covered in Module 4.
Yes, I offer a 3-day money-back guarantee, so you can check out Body Knows Best. If you decide it’s not right for you, just send me an email at [email protected] within the 3-day period and I’ll give you a full refund.
This is a pre-recorded and self-paced course. The discussion boards for each activity will be open so that people can comment and connect if you choose
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Dr. Yael R. Rosenstock Gonzalez is a coach, educator, international speaker, & researcher in the fields of sex, relationships, intimacy, and identity. She is a certified Erosomatic Touch Practitioner, Authentic Consent Facilitator, Sex Doula, and Somatic Sex Coach, the author of An Introguide to a Sex Positive You, a Scholars of Sexology 2023 Fellow with the Kinsey Institute, and has a Ph.D. in Health Behavior from IU Bloomington School of Public Health.
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