Description

Pleasure Mapping: Discovering New Pathways to Intimacy invites you to deepen your understanding of your body, expand your capacity for pleasure, and discover new ways to connect with yourself and your partners. In this educational class, Board-Certified Sexologist and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator Lilithfoxx introduces pleasure mapping as a tool for exploring sensations, identifying preferences, and developing greater awareness of how different types of touch and stimulation influence arousal and intimacy. Moving beyond the idea that sexual pleasure must center on specific body parts or lead to orgasm, this class encourages a more curious, intentional approach to discovering what feels good. Through practical exercises, communication strategies, and body awareness techniques, participants will learn how to create their own pleasure maps, recognize changing preferences, and incorporate their discoveries into more satisfying solo and partnered experiences.

Features:

• Understanding Pleasure Mapping: Learn what pleasure mapping is, how it can support sexual self-discovery, and why identifying pleasurable sensations throughout the body can help expand your understanding of intimacy beyond conventional erogenous zones.
• Exploring Erogenous Zones and Sensory Responses: Discover how different areas of the body respond to touch, temperature, pressure, texture, and other sensations, including why sensitivity and preferences vary between individuals.
• Developing Body Awareness and Sensory Curiosity: Explore techniques for becoming more attuned to physical sensations, recognizing subtle changes in arousal, and approaching your body with curiosity rather than judgment or performance expectations.
• Creating Your Personal Pleasure Map: Learn how to identify and document areas of pleasure, sensitivity, neutrality, and discomfort while recognizing that your preferences may change depending on context, mood, health, and other factors.
• Exploring Different Types of Touch and Stimulation: Examine how variations in pressure, rhythm, movement, temperature, and texture can influence pleasure, and discover ways to experiment with sensations without assuming that more intensity always produces better results.
• Navigating Sensory Preferences and Accessibility: Understand how neurodivergence, sensory processing differences, disabilities, chronic pain, and other individual experiences can influence pleasure, and learn approaches to adapting exploration to your body’s unique needs.
• Communicating Your Pleasure Preferences: Develop strategies for sharing your discoveries with partners, providing feedback, expressing boundaries, and creating a more collaborative approach to intimate touch.
• Incorporating Pleasure Mapping into Partnered Intimacy: Explore ways to use pleasure mapping as a shared experience that encourages connection, trust, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of each other’s bodies and desires.
• Moving Beyond Orgasm-Centered Sexuality: Challenge the assumption that sexual experiences must follow a particular progression or end in orgasm, and develop a broader understanding of pleasure that prioritizes sensation, enjoyment, and personal fulfillment.
• Revisiting and Evolving Your Pleasure Map: Learn why pleasure preferences can change over time and how ongoing exploration can help you adapt to shifts in your body, relationships, health, and sexual interests.

Whether you’re looking to reconnect with your body, discover new sources of pleasure, improve communication with partners, or approach intimacy with greater intention, Pleasure Mapping: Discovering New Pathways to Intimacy provides an inclusive, practical framework for sexual self-discovery. You’ll leave with tools for identifying your preferences, communicating your needs, and creating more personalized intimate experiences that honor your body’s unique responses. Pleasure isn’t a destination or a checklist of techniques to master. It’s an ongoing process of curiosity, connection, and discovering what feels good to you, on your own terms.

This program meets the requirements of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) and each session is approved for 1 CE credits. These CE credits may be applied toward AASECT certification and renewal of certification. However, completion of this program does not ensure or guarantee AASECT certification. For further information please contact Lilith@LilithFoxx.com.