Bonding-Based Lovemaking with Carolin Hauser

03/31/22 • 55 min

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How do we heal trauma and grow closer through intentional intimacy and sex? Today, we’re speaking to the author of the book Blossom –7 Steps to Sexual Healing, Chief Pleasure Officer, Carolin Hauser. Carolin’s work is based on cutting-edge intimacy advice, quantum physics, and biology. We explore topics that many may consider taboo, like infidelity, addiction, and oral sex and how all of this relates to our vibrational state. Carolin is redefining pleasure and offers training and teachings from Sedona, Arizona and she offers a new perspective on traditional lovemaking and healing relationships.

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