Discover More with Pleasure Revolution
Alongside Sensual Bodyworks, I’ve been busy developing another project: Pleasure Revolution.
Some of you may remember me introducing it a while ago. Having started the project and laid the foundations, I’ve recently been able to give it more time, revamping the website and making it easier to explore professionals, experiences and information around pleasure, intimacy and sexual wellbeing.
Quite a few new practitioners have already joined, bringing a wider range of services and approaches to discover. It feels like a good time to share an update—and invite you to take another look.
Why I started it
Through Sensual Bodyworks, I meet people with all sorts of interests and reasons for booking. Some simply want an enjoyable massage. Others are curious about a new experience, want time to focus on themselves, or are exploring something with a partner.
Those conversations sometimes extend beyond what I offer. Someone might be interested in a different kind of bodywork, a workshop, or support with a particular aspect of intimacy or their relationship.
Finding the right person isn’t always straightforward. The terminology can be confusing, websites vary enormously, and it can be difficult to understand what a service actually involves.
I wanted Pleasure Revolution to make that exploration easier, bringing together independent professionals and useful information in an approachable, welcoming space.
More ways to explore
Sensual massage is part of the picture, but Pleasure Revolution has a much wider scope.
You can explore different kinds of professionals, from sensual and tantric masseurs to intimacy coaches, sex therapists, cuddle therapists and sexological bodyworkers. There are also sections for events and articles, giving you ways to learn and explore before deciding whether to contact anyone.
These services can be very different from one another. A talking session, a touch-based experience and a practical workshop each offer something different. Understanding those differences helps you decide what might suit you.
Perhaps you’re looking for someone closer to home. Perhaps you and your partner would like to learn together. Or perhaps you’ve come across a term and simply want to understand what it means.
All are good reasons to have a browse.
You don’t need to know the terminology
One of my priorities in revamping the site has been making it welcoming to people who are completely new to this world.
You shouldn’t need an existing network, specialist vocabulary or a particular set of beliefs to explore your own pleasure and wellbeing.
That means clearer explanations of different approaches and practical information to help you understand what to expect. You can start with what interests you, even if you don’t yet know what kind of professional you might want to see.
And you don’t need a problem to solve. Curiosity, enjoyment and wanting to try something new are perfectly good starting points.
Choice, clarity and consent
The values behind Pleasure Revolution remain central to how I’m developing it: clear communication, respect for boundaries, inclusion and a professional approach.
For me, a useful profile should help you understand what someone offers, who they work with and whether their approach feels right for you. It should also help you identify the questions you want to ask before booking.
Different people will feel comfortable with different practitioners. Giving you enough information to make your own choice is an important part of the project.
Are you a practitioner—or know someone who is?
If you work in pleasure, intimacy or sexual wellbeing and share these values, you’re welcome to add a free practitioner listing on Pleasure Revolution.
And if you know a practitioner you think would be a good fit, perhaps someone you’ve enjoyed a session or workshop with, please pass the site on to them, or let me know so I can get in touch. Personal recommendations are a lovely way to help the directory grow.
Take another look
Pleasure Revolution is still growing, but the recent revamp and new additions mean there’s already more to discover.
Whether you’re searching for something specific or simply curious, I’d love you to take a look. Explore the professionals, browse events or read an article that catches your attention.
And if there’s something you find confusing, something you’d like to see, or something you particularly enjoy, please let me know. Your feedback helps me make the site more useful and welcoming.
