I’m an established erotic artist and a clinically trained mental health professional with both undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychology and clinical mental health. For over five years, my work has lived at the intersection of art, intimacy, and the human psyche; where desire, attachment, shame, pleasure, and healing meet.

Sex has always been my specialty. Not just sex as behavior, but sex as language: how we bond, protect ourselves, long, fantasize, disconnect, and come home to our bodies. As an erotic artist, I’ve spent years exploring desire through imagery, embodiment, and creative expression. As a clinician, I’ve studied the nervous system, trauma, relational dynamics, attachment, and the psychological roots of intimacy.

This dual background allows me to hold conversations about sex that are both deeply embodied and psychologically informed. I work with individuals and couples who want more than surface-level advice; people who are curious about their patterns, their turn-ons, their blocks, and the emotional truths underneath them.

My approach is sex-positive, trauma-informed, and grounded in real clinical training—while still honoring eroticism, creativity, and pleasure as essential parts of being human. I believe sexuality isn’t something to fix; it’s something to understand, integrate, and experience with more honesty and aliveness.