Talking about sex doesn’t have to feel awkward or unsafe. In this episode of The Vocal Pelvic Floor, Dr. Ginger Garner is joined by Heather Edwards, writer, sexuality counselor, and pelvic physical therapist, for an open conversation about how we talk about sex, pleasure, bodies, and identity—and why creating safety around these conversations matters.
Together, they explore how curiosity, inclusive education, and compassion can support healing, challenge narrow definitions of sex, and expand what pleasure and intimacy can look like. This episode invites listeners to rethink what they’ve been taught, release performance pressure, and approach sexuality with more openness and humanity.
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