You are hereby invited to a great day with our great Sexolgystudents. First class of Int. Sexology at IAS – Int. Academy of Sexology & RelationshipTherapy

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Program 

9.50 am: “Welcome & Introduction to IAS by Yazmin Fox Eisen, Int. Sexologist & RelationshipTherapist, founder of IAS.

10.00 am: ”Why is it so hard to speak out? – A handbook to understand consent and the consequences of sexual violence” Ebba Kallin

The questions: “Why didn’t you say anything?” “ Why didn’t you scream?” “If it was such a big deal why didn’t you go to the police?” These are questions all to familiar to survivors of sexual violence. Instead of being met with compassion and care – many are met with judgmental questions and having their choices and even characters questioned. This needs to stop. In this book I go through the meaning of consent, what sexual violence actually is and the concepts that contributes to the widespread mentality of vitim blaming and long-terme effects for survivors. You will also read interviews from a number of survivors. All this to give a greater understanding for the experience of survivors and what we all need to do to help prevent sexual violence as well as how to meet survivors in the most helpfull way.

My name is Ebba Kallin and I am a soon to be certified sexologist. I live in Sicily, Italy but am originally from Sweden. I work from a space of open- mindedness and individuality. I am also a breathwork facilitator and I am passionate about exploring many ways to use our bodies to heal our minds and souls. I want to be a safe and open space for people to both explore and expand their sexuality as well as feel safe to open up and get help.

contact@ebbakallin.com
www.ebbakallin.com
Instagram: @ebbakallin  

10.30 am: The Fusion of Masculinity and Femininity on the Canvas of Human Sexuality Jenny Louise KvarbyWhat exactly defines masculinity and femininity, and how do these concepts intersect with human sexuality? What physiological and psychological distinctions exist between bodies with XX and XY chromosomes? Does one’s sexuality undergo any changes during a gender transition? This research delves into these inquiries by engaging in conversations with transgender individuals who generously share their unique experiences of living in bodies predominantly influenced by testosterone and, subsequently, estrogen. Can we identify any discernible effects of these hormones on our sexualities, and can this shed light on the enduring stereotypes that have persisted for generations? This project aims not to provide a definitive answer but to stimulate a meaningful dialogue, encouraging a shift in perspectives regarding the implications of being born with an XX or XY body. What role do masculinity and femininity play on the complex canvas of human sexuality?

My name is Jenny Louise and I am composing this work as I am finishing my degree in Sexology. My journey has led me to explore various realms of spirituality including reiki healing, tantra, meditation, breathwork and other practices, all aimed at fostering a deeper connection with the body, mind, and sexuality, which I am eager to share. My main goal with becoming a Sexologist is to open up a safe space for people to step out of the norm of silence regarding this subject and walk into a free haven where sharing, discussing and giving time and care to your sexuality is embraced, celebrated and valued.

Jenny.kvarby@gmail.com

Instagram: JennyLouiseSexology

11.00: ”A thoughtful wank” Linda Holmberg
Having a wank, jerk off, polishing your pearl, pet the kitty- no matter what you call it, it’s something that a majority of us do. And I bet that there are as many different ways of doing it as there are doers. Since 2002, WHO have defined sexual health not only as the absence of disease, dysfunction, or infirmity. It is also defined as the possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences- self-pleasure included. Humans have probably self-pleasured since the dawn of time and still, there are a lot of stigmas surrounding the topic. Some joke about it, some love it and some feel shame. A powerful tool used in helping people find peace, acceptance and enjoyment is mindfulness. This study will focus on the pros and cons of self-pleasure, as well as the impact of mindfulness and how we can combine the two. The result of this study will be a program that anyone reading/listening to this can follow along with.

Linda Holmberg is a Sexology student, Didactic sexologist, a Sexological bodyworker and has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Science. Linda’s interest was piqued at the age of twelve when Barbara Streisand played a sex therapist on film. Curious and with an open attitude, she constantly deepens her knowledge of the subject.

https://www.linda-holmberg.com/

11.30 am: ”Let Your Yoni Speak & Reconnect with Your Pleasure” Bodil Bergström

Have you ever experienced low sexual desire, a disconnection in your Yoni, shame, perfectionism and low self worth due to negative sexual experiences in your past? Step by step I will guide you on how to remove your sexual blocks and help you reconnect with your Yoni and true sexual self. Based on my online course with the same title, I will take you on a healing journey with tools and exercises on how to change your negative narratives, step into your power and rediscover your true needs, wants and desires.
About me: I am a soon certified Sexologist & Reiki Healer from Sweden living in Indonesia most of the year. I am passionate about helping women reclaim their power, self worth and pleasure by tuning into their body and finding their own answers.

Instagram: @heartfeltsextherapy
Mail: bodilbergstrom@live.se

Website: www.heartfeltsextherapy.com

Break

 1.00 pm: ”Female pleasure & numerous different ways to reaching an orgasm; – And is there really equality between the sheets?” Annika Ahlander
This assignment focuses on female pleasure; how it used to be insignificant historically but now argued for more than ever and taken seriously by the general population, thanks to equality-fighters around the globe. Orgasms; how they didn’t really have a place for women when having sexual intercourse but on the other hand the most important part for men. And also, female versus male gender-equality; how it matters more than ever before since we are closer than ever to actually live in a gender-equal world where anyone and everyone gets the chance to say, feel and think whatever that person wants to, no matter the gender. Before doing this assignment I already had a strong idea of if there really is equality between women and men sexually, and my opinion is that no, we are definitely not equal. Neither in basic things such as jobs and salaries, nor in the bedroom. My personal belief is supported by my work and through a brief survey that I sent out to people to answer with their own personal opinions.
Annika Ahlander is a soon to be 24-year-old woman who works with rehabilitation of patients who have suffered a traumatic head injury, stroke or spinal cord injury as an assistant nurse. She is currently studying to become an international sexologist, at the International Academy of Sexology and Relationship Therapy so that she can work with primary spinal cord injury-patients who need sexual guidance, support and/or tools on how to keep their intimate life like they want it to be post injury, to the extent that is possible.

Email: Annikaahlander.info@gmail.com
Instagram: @Sexologyby_Aahlander

1.30 pm: ”Discover Your Desires – the Self-learners Guidebook” Katarina Warras
Sexual desire is often the first thing to go when our life suffers, and stands as the most common reason for people to seek help within sex therapy. This ebook is a step toward understanding, embracing, and celebrating your desires. With new insights, tools, and self-awareness, you will stand empowered to honor your boundaries, and live a life that resonates with your truest desires.
I am a sexologist originally from Finland, but I have spent many years exploring different cultures, most recently in Denmark where I started my journey as a sexologist. Open mindedness and curiosity are qualities I hold close to heart. This has led me to explore different healing methods  such as Tantric sexuality, psychedelics, talk therapy, breathwork, meditation, and other spiritual and traditional ways of exploring the mind and the body.

 Website: www.katarinawarras.com

Instagram: @katarina.warras

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