Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.

Painful or traumatic life experiences can often leave us speechless—we’re not sure how to tell our stories, or even feel like we have words for what has happened. Sometimes our words have been taken from us by shame or forced silence. We can feel separated from our language, our memories, and from ourselves. This creative writing group provides a safe, judgment-free, open space to explore our own language and reclaim our voices. Through this process, we can reconnect with our embodied experiences, the power of our own words, and our senses of self.

You are welcome to bring your own journal or one will be provided. You will not be required to share your work out loud.

This program is now donation based. Suggested donation is $5.

Through discussion and interactive exercises, we explore topics such as consent, boundaries, communication, vulnerability, intimacy, desire, pleasure, self-esteem, and self-confidence. The group also provides sex-positive sex education that’s fun and enjoyable… which may feel like a contradiction to many of us! The goal is to help participants feel empowered in their own sexuality and sexual experiences. We believe that laughter and humor can be powerful tools for healing and growth; therefore, we encourage a relaxed and playful atmosphere where participants can feel comfortable expressing themselves and enjoying the process. 

As with all our programs, Sexually Speaking is trauma-informed and supportive of all survivors of sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking, and religion-based shaming. Come as you are; this group is for you.

Requires a membership. Contact Lindsey for a consultation.