WORKING WITH A SEX SEXOLOGIST
What to Expect on Your Journey with Intimate Roots
Deepen Trust & Emotional Connection
When you and your partner feel emotionally safe, you can share your needs and desires openly, leading to greater intimacy. A responsive, engaged connection helps you both relax, let your guard down, and enjoy more playful, fulfilling sexual experiences.
Expand Your Understanding of Eroticism
Sexuality isn’t just about technique—it’s deeply personal. Each individual’s body and desires differ. By deepening your knowledge of erotic diversity, you’ll learn both your own and your partner’s unique turn-ons, helping you speak each other’s erotic language and strengthen intimacy across gender, identity, and experience.
Cultivate and Claim Sexual Desire
Desire is a powerful tool for erotic connection and human aliveness. Yet many people hold back due to fear or past disappointment. Our focus is on helping you cultivate desire, express it directly, and ask for what you want in ways that elevate pleasure, arousal, and mutual erotic resonance.
Learn by Doing — Embody Intimacy
True change comes through practice, not just talk. That’s why I guide couples and individuals through daily touch-based exercises—from hugging and explorative contact to practices like Orgasmic Meditation (OM) and Tantric massage. Over time, these embodied experiences deepen your relational confidence and connection.
Meg is a Board Certified Sexologist, Sex Therapist, Relationship Expert, the and an author with a passion for helping individuals and couples navigate sexual challenges and achieve satisfying, fulfilling intimate lives. As a positive life mentor, retreat leader, and speaker, she is dedicated to guiding her clients toward overcoming obstacles and enhancing their sexual well-being.
Meg offers a range of services, including private sessions, online courses, books, workshops, and events. She works with diverse relationship structures, including monogamous, non-monogamous, alternative lifestyles, and polyamorous couples, providing tailored support to meet each client’s unique needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need to attend as a couple, or can I come alone?
You’re welcome to attend individually or with a partner. Many people begin solo to explore personal healing or sexual growth.
What if we’re not sexually active right now?
That’s okay. There’s no pressure to perform or be at a certain place. We’ll start where you are and build from a foundation of safety and trust.
Are these sessions inclusive of all relationships and identities?
Yes. Intimate Roots is a safe, affirming space for all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship styles—including monogamous, poly, queer, and kink-affirming dynamics.
What types of practices do you use?
We integrate talk therapy, somatic work, guided touch practices, desire mapping, communication exercises, and mindfulness tools—customized to your needs and comfort level.
Is there homework or between-session work?
Yes, but it's meaningful and manageable. We offer gentle practices and reflections to help integrate what you’re learning into daily life.
WORKING WITH A SEX SEXOLOGIST
What to Expect on Your Journey with Intimate Roots
Deepen Trust & Emotional Connection
When you and your partner feel emotionally safe, you can share your needs and desires openly, leading to greater intimacy. A responsive, engaged connection helps you both relax, let your guard down, and enjoy more playful, fulfilling sexual experiences.
Expand Your Understanding of Eroticism
Sexuality isn’t just about technique—it’s deeply personal. Each individual’s body and desires differ. By deepening your knowledge of erotic diversity, you’ll learn both your own and your partner’s unique turn-ons, helping you speak each other’s erotic language and strengthen intimacy across gender, identity, and experience.
Cultivate and Claim Sexual Desire
Desire is a powerful tool for erotic connection and human aliveness. Yet many people hold back due to fear or past disappointment. Our focus is on helping you cultivate desire, express it directly, and ask for what you want in ways that elevate pleasure, arousal, and mutual erotic resonance.
Learn by Doing — Embody Intimacy
True change comes through practice, not just talk. That’s why I guide couples and individuals through daily touch-based exercises—from hugging and explorative contact to practices like Orgasmic Meditation (OM) and Tantric massage. Over time, these embodied experiences deepen your relational confidence and connection.
Who I Work With
You're Not Broken. Your Relationship Isn't Wrong.
I work with individuals and couples across the full spectrum of relationship structures:
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Monogamous partnerships navigating desire discrepancy, communication breakdowns, or affair recovery
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Polyamorous and open relationships working through jealousy, boundaries, or nervous system dysregulation when multiple connections feel overwhelming
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Couples exploring non-monogamy who need support creating agreements, managing fear, or understanding what their bodies are telling them
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People in transition—questioning, redefining, or healing from relationships that didn't honor who they are
What matters isn't the structure you choose. It's whether that structure allows you to feel safe, regulated, and authentically connected. My role is to help your nervous system settle enough to figure out what you actually need—not what you've been told you should need.
Why this works: Breaks down specific scenarios your clients face, integrates your somatic lens, and reinforces your "not broken" philosophy. This educates potential clients who may not yet have language for their experience.
Meg is a Board Certified Sexologist, Sex Therapist, Relationship Expert, the and an author with a passion for helping individuals and couples navigate sexual challenges and achieve satisfying, fulfilling intimate lives. As a positive life mentor, retreat leader, and speaker, she is dedicated to guiding her clients toward overcoming obstacles and enhancing their sexual well-being.
Meg offers a range of services, including private sessions, online courses, books, workshops, and events. She works with diverse relationship structures, including monogamous, non-monogamous, alternative lifestyles, and polyamorous couples, providing tailored support to meet each client’s unique needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need to attend as a couple, or can I come alone?
You’re welcome to attend individually or with a partner. Many people begin solo to explore personal healing or sexual growth.
What if we’re not sexually active right now?
That’s okay. There’s no pressure to perform or be at a certain place. We’ll start where you are and build from a foundation of safety and trust.
Are these sessions inclusive of all relationships and identities?
Yes. Intimate Roots is a safe, affirming space for all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship styles—including monogamous, poly, queer, and kink-affirming dynamics.
What types of practices do you use?
We integrate talk therapy, somatic work, guided touch practices, desire mapping, communication exercises, and mindfulness tools—customized to your needs and comfort level.
Is there homework or between-session work?
Yes, but it's meaningful and manageable. We offer gentle practices and reflections to help integrate what you’re learning into daily life.