This month we’ve been talking about reconnecting with pleasure after its quiet distance. Whether it’s been 6 months or 10 years, pleasure, and your ability to connect to it, is always there. Waiting for you . . . if only you have the tools and bandwidth to beckon it forward.
And when I say pleasure hasn’t disappeared, I don’t mean it in an abstract or aspirational way. I mean it in the most human sense.
Your desire, pleasure and aliveness are still here, you know.
…The part of you that wants.
…The part of you that hungers.
…The part of you that feels deeply, wildly, fully alive.
Pleasure is a way back to yourself.
A pulse of aliveness that moves through your entire life.
I see this truth show up again and again in my work. I’ve spent over a decade sitting with clients who carry the weight of the world on their shoulders: careers, caregiving, the emotional labor of holding families and relationships together.
Then, slowly, they start to notice:
… A whisper that says, “I want this part of me back.”
… A warmth that rises when you imagine feeling alive in your body again.
… A breath of hope that maybe, just maybe, you don’t have to keep living disconnected.
And over time, something becomes clear. . .
Desire doesn’t return because we wait for it.
It returns when we tend to it. When we listen. When we create space in our lives to remember who we are, underneath the survival mode, the caretaking, the rushing.
And this is exactly why I created Peak Eroticism • Peak You.
If you’re ready to tend to this part of you, Peak Eroticism • Peak You was built for you.
Not as another “quick fix” or checkbox course. Not as a place to learn more about pleasure without feeling it.
But as a therapist-guided, nurturing container to help you discover your erotic self—at a pace that feels safe, with tools that feel real, and in a way that feels like coming home. It’s an audio-first program, so you can take the content anywhere, anytime.
At its core, this work isn’t about adding something new.
Because here’s what I believe:
Your erotic self isn’t separate from your life. She is your life, your aliveness, your vitality, your pleasure, your power.
And she deserves your care.
This is your invitation – an invitation to come home to yourself. To your breath. To your body. To your desire.
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And if you’re hesitating, that makes sense. You don’t need to have it all figured out to begin. You don’t need to “fix” yourself to be worthy of this.
All you need is a gentle yes.
If you’re ready, I’ll meet you in the program.
With warmth,
Andrea
P.S. Take a moment and ask yourself: where has pleasure been quietly trying to get your attention lately? You don’t need an answer—just notice what arises.
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