Pleasure Heals

Dance is not only on Wednesday night this week at our Pleasure Heals studio; but Saturday night too!!

We’d love to see you there 💃🕺

Wondering what to do this Saturday night?!

Come join us for a beautiful night of dance, movement, sound, connection and stillness with our 90min Soul Rhythm Embodied Dance Circle - pop up weekend edition! 💫

Bring a friend, your partner or come by yourself, leave the kids at home and come enjoy yourself 🕺💃

For more information and tickets:
https://events.humanitix.com/soulrhythmweekends

Don't forget we also have our midweek Wednesday sessions too.

Come as you are.
Move as you feel.
Lead Yourself Home.

All welcome! ✨️

Jayde Parkman (Lead Yourself Home) and I welcome you back to dance at the Pleasure Heals studio this Wednesday 29th July at 7pm; and every Wednesday evening thereafter.

Jayde mentioned how she danced every weekend in her younger days and then it fell away, missing it so much.

Until very recently (the last few years), I’d never really danced at all! I’ve now discovered how soothing, nurturing, freeing and emotionally regulating it can be, as well as physically rewarding.

If you’re curious, we’d love you to come along and join us!

https://events.humanitix.com/lead-yourself-home-embodied-dance

I used to love to dance. In my early 20's I'd go out every weekend just so I could dance. It was more than just having fun, it was something deeper, a release, an expression. I really didn't understand it but I always remember thinking that I never wanted to be someone who didn't dance. That life wouldn't be fufilling if I wasn't going out dancing every weekend.

But somewhere along the way I became that person who no longer danced. The clubs were no longer somewhere I resonated with and life was filled with so many other things and little ones. Yes I'd dance occasionally around the house which felt good, but I'd lost the art of getting lost in the music and the medicine it was for my soul.

The first time I attended dance I felt a bit awkward, but my body still remembered. I remember at the end of that first session the feeling in my body, the release, the remembering. The more I went, the deeper the practice became for me. A coming home to myself.

The releasing of emotions, stuck energy, tight muscles. The oxytocyin moving through my body. The pleasure in being free to move my body, dance and release. Not to perform, not to be watched, not for anyone but me. I felt alive again. I connected with parts of me that I thought were gone.

I've cried, I've laughed, I've raged, I've sang, I've laid still in the rhythm whilst my mind takes me on a meditive journey. I've found answers to questions, I've understood myself better.

There is something so deeply healing and nourishing about movement and dance.

If you are someone who used to love to dance or still does. Or someone who has never let themselves dance but is curious about seeing what's here for you. I hope to see you there.

With love,
Jayde 🤍✨️

https://events.humanitix.com/lead-yourself-home-embodied-dance

Many people feel disconnected from their bodies without fully understanding why…

Stress, trauma, shame, relationship experiences, or years of ignoring sensation can leave us feeling numb, shut down, or unsure how to access pleasure.

My work includes somatic, educational and trauma-informed approaches that help people reconnect with sensation, pleasure, and embodied awareness.

Through guided practices, breathwork, somatic learning, and consent-based touch, sessions with Ty at Pleasure Heals support people to rediscover what their bodies are capable of feeling.

This work is slow, respectful, and grounded in nervous system awareness.

Your body is not broken.
Sometimes it simply needs space, attention, and guidance to feel again.

Now welcoming new clients to my studio space in Melbourne and Northeast Victoria.

DM for enquiries or visit www.pleasureheals.com.au

Warmly,

Ty Caling
• Certified S*xological Bodyworker
• Certified Somatic S*x Educator
• Interactive Erotic Educator