Sex Is Medicine With Devi Ward

Join us for another episode of Ask a Sexologist! In this episode, Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners and ACS certified Sexologists Brion Craig and Dr. Chris Erickson answer questions about how to master non-ejaculatory orgasms for men (NEO’s), ejaculation frequency, and female lubrication… YUM!In this episode find out:*WHAT is a Hands free NEO?*How long does it take to achieve this?*Semen Retention with a partner*Ejaculation frequency*How wet is too wet?Join us at the end of every month for a playful conversation where we answer YOUR questions about sexuality, spirituality, and personal growth.

What is gourmet sex and how can you begin cultivating this in your own life? Join Devi Ward Erickson and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners and ACS certified Sexologists Sunshine Ryan, Sequieta Whitfield, Saoirse Wang and Pollyanna Burton as they discuss:1. What is does it mean to have “Gourmet Sex”?2. How does this relate to Tantra?3. What concepts do we need to STOP doing?4. What do we need to START doing?5. How does talking about sex make it better?Join us for this very fun and inspiring conversation AIRING TONIGHT on our FB Page

Join Devi Ward Erickson and Certified Sexologist & Certified Authentic Tantra ® Practitioner Mark F. Barone as they discuss:- The Five Elements of Tantra- Alchemy & Tantra connections- Astrology & Tantra connections- Tarot & Tantra connections- Heart Chakra healing & consciousness- Karma & Dharma- Actualization/Embodiment- Healing transmission/medicinal connection & Enlightenment

Up until recently, there has been a noticeable lack of Black and Brown faces being promoted as instructors in the field of Western Tantra.Many of the “teachers” of both modern and classical Tantra in the West are white and have achieved “success” in part due to the structures of white supremacy, implicit bias, and social and financial inequities.But what impact does only having white Tantra teachers have on the ability of Black and Brown people to access these teachings? And what barriers are there for people of color in not only learning these practices but becoming Tantra Teachers?Join Devi Ward Erickson and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioner, Certified Sexologist, and Social Justice Activist, Ahmane Glover as they discuss:- What is means to be an anti-racist- What are some of the ways racism and implicit bias are currently demonstrated in the field of modern and traditional tantra?- Why is it vital to address racism and implicit bias in Tantra?- The healing potential of these practices, specifically f

How is pleasure connected to intuition? Can pleasure be a pathway for personal and spiritual realization? You know our answer for that, but tune in to this episode of Sex Is Medicine to find out how pleasure, intuition, and embracing “The Hedonistic Way” can guide you to greater fulfillment in every area of your life.Devi is joined by unorthodox and freakishly gifted visionary Renee Mayne to discuss what it means to be fully human AND fully Divine and how finding the intersection between the two will amplify your life.

It’s been a tumultuous few months in the world of sexology and social controversy! First, Cardi B and Meagan Thee Stallion stirred the pot with the release of their single WAP (stands for Wet A** P*ssy...something I aspire to daily), and shortly thereafter, Netflix released the film “Cuties” which has been heavily criticized for depicting the sexualization of 11-year old girls.But is the movie “Cuties” actually promoting pedophilia? Or is it an accurate depiction of young girls "coming of age" in a world that offers them no rights of passage and no education on what it is to be a sexually healthy adult? And how does #WAP fit into this?This episode of Sex Is Medicine explores the recent controversy over #WAP vs. #Cuties and the connection between adult sexual expression and the impact that may have on our youth.• Cuties - what is the movie actually attempting to communicate?•What points in the film stood out as problematic?• Is there a link between “Cuties” and #WAP?•How do parents address these issues with ch

As the concept of being “trauma-informed” gains more traction in the field of sexology, it’s important to understand what it means for a practitioner or modality to legitimately be trauma-informed AND, what the difference is between being a trauma-informed practitioner and being a trauma therapist.In this episode of Sex Is Medicine, Devi Ward Erickson speaks with Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners, Certified Sexologists, and licensed therapists, Kenny Beaupre and Mark Barone to clarify what it means to be “trauma-informed” in the field of sexology, and what to reasonably expect from practitioners who claim that orientation.IATE Co-Founder, Marci Weinstein also joins the discussion to shed light on how the Authentic Tantra modality showcases a trauma-informed approach to the practice of Tibetan 5 Element Tantra.Tune in to heal your heart and mind as you learn how to use Sex As Medicine with Devi Ward Erickson and Friends.

As many as 1in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage. 85% of this happen in the 1st trimester. For an experience that is relatively common, there isn’t a lot of discussion around it. The experience of miscarrying a wanted child can be devastating for mothers and their partners. Having the ability to talk about the experience can be vital to healing.In this episode of Sex Is Medicine, Devi speaks with Blissful Birthing Coach, certified Doula, and CATP, Sunshine Ryan, and IATE Co-Founder, Alaina Salks about:* The societal "code of silence” around the experience of miscarriage* What are the benefits and draw backs of honoring or breaking this code of silence* What are some of the emotions mothers and their partners can experience after a miscarriage?* Dealing with feelings of guilt and betrayal* What is “Womb Healing” and how can it help?* Healing with and through community connectionPlus, Alaina shares her beautiful story and ritual for healing after miscarrying a loved and wanted child.*Please note~ If you have had

Devi speaks with Self-love and Relationship expert, Eden Adele about how couples can cultivate more intimacy, connection, passion, and pleasure in the times of COVID. They also discuss how to prioritize health and safety when dating during these uncertain times. Tune in for another enriching conversation about using mindful pleasure to create a better life!Tune in to find out:*Creative ways couples can navigate quarantine and social distancing.*Navigating boundary issues in small spaces*Dealing with COVID related stress*How to date safely during COVID

Join us for our monthly panel of sexual healing experts.This episode of Ask a Sexologist answers questions from our lingam owners about semen retention, ejaculation mastery, and recovering sensation after circumcision.Find out:*How long does it take to correct porn induced ED?*How to prevent semen “leakage”*Semen consistency and the energy body*Using semen retention as both control*Healing after circumcisionTune in to find out the answers to all of this and more on Sex Is Medicine ~ C*ck Talk with Devi Ward Erickson and Friends

Most people focus on... sex... to try to grow healthier sexualities. But what if focusing on worthiness and receptivity, healthy boundaries and sharing your heart are the real secrets to mind-melting bliss?Listen in as Devi and trauma resolution educator, Rachael Maddox discuss:- The 7 archetypes for post-traumatic growth, and how you can call on them for your sexual liberation- The top 3 things to know if you're a coach, healer or guide working with someone who has sexual trauma- Boundaries as a gateway to bliss: do you know your yucks and yums?- What inner-kid healing and ReBlooming Your Sexuality have in common- Breaking the collective sexual trauma spell: why your personal sexual healing is political

We are turning the tables for this episode of Sex Is Medicine! Devi Ward Erickson is interviewed by Kriste Peoples, Founder of Black Woman's Alliance of Denver, Colorado. They discuss how sexual and non-sexual Tantra practices can be used to heal and release trauma from the nervous system, transform suffering, and cultivate balance of body, mind, spirit and sex. Tune in for this delicious and enriching conversation specifically designed for Black Women.

Being in a toxic and abusive relationship leaves deep unhealed wounds emotionally, mentally, financially, physically and even spiritually. Dragging toxic baggage and traumas from past relationships to new ones can only create an upgraded version of toxic relationships. Are you ready to break free from this toxic cycle of attracting unconscious, poisonous and painful relationships? Are you ready to heal the wounds that hold you back from reclaiming your body, mind, voice, choice, and power? Are you ready to be free and attract that amazing person in your life?In this call we will cover:* How to create self-love rituals to release toxic emotional baggage that are blocking your manifestation energy.* Why and how healing emotional and sexual trauma, before dating someone new is critical.* How to recognize your self-value and why you must embrace it.* What mindsets or emotions may be blocking you from attracting a love partner.* Awaken your love archetypes (parts-of-self) to attract an incredible lover into your l

Do you have questions about sexuality, spirituality, tantra, and healing? We are here to answer them! Join us on the 4th Thursday of every month for “Ask a Sexologist” where our panel of ACS certified sexologists and Certified Authentic Tantra practitioners will answer YOUR questions about sexuality, healing, pleasure, and personal growth.In this episode, certified sexologists and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners Karen Craig, Lucia Vasquez, and Rosie Bitts join Devi Ward Erickson to answer questions about: •The relationship between orgasm and enlightenment•Porn addiction and ED•Squirting vs Peeing•Making time to self-pleasure•Threesomes! Are they as awesome as they seem???Find out only on Sex is Medicine with Devi Ward Erickson and Friends!

We at Authentic Tantra® know, without a doubt, that conscious sexual pleasure IS in fact medicine that has the potential to heal deep-seated traumas, re-regulate the nervous system, and repair traumatized neural pathways. But are there instructions for using sexual pleasure and orgasm as a manifestation tool? “Sex Magic” is a buzzword these days in the field of Neo-Tantra and some schools of Sexology, but is Sex Magick a real practice that can help you manifest your desires? And is the way it is currently being presented, often as a “get rich quick tool”, an authentic representation of the history and roots of this powerful practice? Join Ms. Devi and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners and ACS certified sexologists, Marci Weinstein, and Fox Butterfly Eden for an in-depth conversation about the magical manifesting power of sexual pleasure!Find out:What sex magic actually isThe historical roots for sex magick in different traditionsDifferent ways to practice “Sex Magick”What can it help you manifest?Ultim

Join us for a powerful, authentic, and deeply moving conversation about sexual healing for Black men in America. Devi Ward Erickson is joined by Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners Brion Craig and Vayne Thomas Jr to share their personal journey of overcoming and healing racialized trauma and reclaiming their birthright to safety, connection, self-love, inner wisdom, and POWER!In this episode find out:What are some of the issues that affect Black men specifically in the realm of intimacy and sexuality?How does Black history in America affect Black sexuality today?What has your journey of sexual healing looked like?How can Black women support Black men in healing?

Devi Ward speaks with Kelley Mountain, Intimacy and Wellness Expert, about the pure and beautiful desire that men innately have to serve and please the women in their lives. They will also discuss the blocks that keep them from being able to do so. PLUS the struggles men face with the social disability they have been born into, that is ill-equipped to guide them into being “good men.”Find out: - The social disability that men are born into in this world- The essential role of mothers in creating "good men."- The misguided info men receive about how to love a woman, what she needs: stimulation of many layers of intimacy.- Boundaries that women need to establish and maintain in order to attract the right kind of men into her life, and that also help to generally guide men in how to interact with her.- General types of verbal communication that men need from women.- The responsibility that men have to evolve themselves past the limited status quo that they have inherited. The world needs them. Women need them.

Do you have questions about sexuality, spirituality, tantra and healing? We are here to answer them! Join us the last Thursday of every month for “Ask a Sexologist” where our panel of ACS certified sexologists and certified Authentic Tantra practitioners will answer YOUR questions about sexuality, healing, pleasure and personal growth.In this episode, certified sexologists and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners and ACS Sexologists, Brion Craig, Kenny Beaupre, and Dr. Chris Erickson answer listener’s questions about semen retention and becoming a multi-orgasmic male.•Is precum the same as semen?•Is eating semen a form of semen retention?•How often should you ejaculate?•Is it okay to ejaculate a little bit? How much is too much?Get the answers to these questions and more only on Sex Is Medicine with Devi Ward.

This week on Sex Is Medicine, I, Devi Ward Erickson, speak with model and escort, Amy Taylor, about the secret life of a sex worker. Given the current climate of revolution in the US and the spotlight that is being put upon systematic racism and police brutality, I wanted to air this episode because it further shines a light on the how the current system preys upon the most marginalized people in our society. In this episode, Amy describes her experience of being “busted” by the police, an event which consisted of being held down on the floor with a gun to her head. She also describes her experience of navigating the social justice system as an upper-middle class white woman, and the blatant racism of a criminal justice system designed to penalize people of color, immigrants, disabled, and trans people. Amy also described, before the show, how many of her clients are the wealthy and powerful men who benefit from this system of marginalization, and the deep and abiding racism and disgust many of them have for

Because of the dysfunctional relationship our society has with sex, most, if not all members of our society have some sort of wounding around sexuality. But our sexuality does not occur in a vacuum, and many of the issues that affect our everyday life, such as racism, microaggressions, and intergenerational trauma will also affect our sexual selves. In this episode of Sex Is Medicine, Devi Ward Erickson and Certified Authentic Tantra Practitioners and ACS Certified Sexologists, Ahmane Glover, Candice Anitra, and Sequita Whitfield discuss some of the unique issues that arise for Black women on their journey of sexual healing and sensual empowerment.In this episode find out:Why is the concept of sexual healing vital for the Black community in America?What are some of the sexual wounds that are specific to Black women?What are some of the challenges that Black women face in getting support for healing?What have been some of the most supportive resources in your own journey of sexual healing?