🌺Women’s Empowerment Through a Sexuality Lens

​True empowerment begins when women reclaim ownership of their bodies, pleasure, and voice. In this empowering talk, Brittney explores how social conditioning, shame, and relational expectations shape women’s sexual identities—and how reconnecting to one’s erotic self can foster confidence, agency, and joy in every area of life. Drawing from both clinical practice and feminist psychology, she offers practical tools for cultivating sexual self-awareness and rewriting internalized narratives about desire and worth.

​Ideal for: women’s conferences, empowerment events, wellness retreats

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🧬 The Neuropsychology of Arousal and Desire

What happens in the brain when we want—or don’t want—sex? This presentation unpacks the neuroscience and psychology behind arousal, attachment, and erotic motivation. Brittney bridges the gap between brain science and real-life intimacy, explaining how hormones, stress, and emotional regulation influence sexual connection. Attendees gain insight into the biological and psychological systems that shape desire—and learn how to use this knowledge to strengthen their relationships and sexual wellbeing.

Ideal for: clinicians, medical professionals, educators

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🌿 Sexual Health and Wellness: Beyond the Basics

Sexual wellness is more than just physical health—it’s an integrated state of body, mind, and relational balance. In this dynamic presentation, Brittney breaks down the pillars of sexual health, from communication and consent to hormonal balance and emotional attunement. She challenges outdated models of sexual “normalcy,” inviting participants to explore a holistic, inclusive understanding of pleasure and wellbeing.

Ideal for: universities, health organizations, public education settings

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💬 Communication and Conflict Management: Relearning How to Listen and Be Heard

Conflict doesn’t destroy relationships—disconnection does. In this practical, research-based session, Brittney teaches couples and professionals how to transform communication breakdowns into pathways for connection. Drawing from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Gottman Method principles, she explores the emotional undercurrents of conflict and provides concrete tools for managing reactivity, expressing needs, and fostering repair with authenticity and respect.

Ideal for: couples workshops, leadership trainings, corporate wellness events

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🔥 Eroticism in Long-Term Relationships: Keeping Passion Alive

Passion often fades in long-term relationships—but it doesn’t have to. In this engaging and science-informed talk, Brittney explores how comfort, safety, and routine can paradoxically dampen erotic energy, and how couples can intentionally reignite it. She introduces the concept of “erotic intelligence”—the ability to balance closeness with individuality, familiarity with mystery—and offers practical strategies for sustaining desire over time.

Ideal for: couples retreats, therapist trainings, relationship summits

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❤️ Beyond Monogamy: Helping Couples Navigate Open Relationships and Polyamory

As more couples explore consensual nonmonogamy, therapists and partners alike need tools to navigate these complex relational landscapes. Drawing on years of clinical experience, Brittney offers an informed, nonjudgmental framework for supporting open relationships—addressing communication, jealousy, boundaries, and emotional safety. Participants will leave with a nuanced understanding of how to help clients (or themselves) expand love ethically and intentionally.

Ideal for: clinicians, educators, couples workshops