I’m 37 years old falling squarely in my millennial generation (1987). The ages of attendees in my workshops have ranged from 20s-60s. I’m honored to work with women of any age, and find the generational lessons are some of the most potent aspects of the circles.

My sexuality is constantly evolving so I don’t feel tied to a strict identity however most people would say I’m “a semi-demi pansexual, but lean lesbian” when it comes to relationships.

I am a white woman in the USA, ever learning more about how to be a better support, advocate for, loving sister towards, and ally to BIPOC women. Though I will always be limited in my experiential understanding, I always seek to increase my awareness and knowledge so I may better serve all women.

It’s one of my aspirational values (my own code of ethics) to create a “Sisterhood for All.” I have committed to taking one program per year that expands my abilities to support all women. This year, 2025, I’m enrolled in the AnteUp! A Virtual Freedom School certification program focused on healing, justice and liberation in the sexuality field. It is founded and run by Bianca I Laureano, PhD h.c., MA, CSE, CSES, “co-foundress of the Women of Color Sexual Health Network (WOCSHN), The LatiNegrxs Project” and award-winning educator, curriculum writer, and sexologist. I’m grateful for her work and to be studying with her soon (commencing April 2025).

I love my trans sisters and will do everything I can to support you. You are more than welcome in my workshops and circles. In order to best support you, I share honestly that I lack personal trans experience (I’m a cis woman) and professional training in regards to trans womens’ issues. If you need specific support please let me know so I can ensure you have what you need. 

It is my goal to receive education after completing my AnteUp! work so I may better support all trans women and female identifying people. In the meantime, you are most welcome in my sisterhood, but if I am not the right fit for you, I’m happy to support finding the right coach or resources to suit your needs.

“We’re here for your pleasure, not your pain.” - Carlin Ross

I experienced incestuous childhood sexual abuse by my grandfather that I didn’t remember until my early 20s. For years I sought help, but responses from therapists, psychiatrists and healers alike were on two extreme ends of reduction or victimization. “Buy a dildo” and “you need to quit your job and go into victims counseling” were the main messages I received. Thanks to loads of spiritual work I had done, I felt I was largely past the horror, shock, anger, and unforgiveness that plagued me on the mental and emotional level. However, I still couldn’t orgasm and felt extremely disconnected from my body. 

At age 33, I got myself out of a toxic/abusive relationship, and was working on myself spiritually and sexually. I still had not had a full body orgasm and carried a lot of shame about this, sometimes enough that my mind would go into suicidal ideation. It felt like a punishment that I didn't have access to the birthright that is pleasure from my own body. I confided in a friend about this and she recommended I watch the newly released Goop episode, Pleasure is Ours. Watching Betty and Carlin, I thought, “this is the answer to my prayers. I can’t believe this exists!” Without thinking twice, I contacted Carlin on April 18, 2020, a date I still have in my calendar because of the “before and after” effect of our work together.

The things that changed my life and gave me immediate faith in this program, were those words by Carlin above. She shared, “it’s the trauma that bonds us. You are not alone. Every woman on the planet lives in rape culture.” I had felt so isolated and broken for so long. With these simple words, I felt I belonged and had a path forward. Finally! 

It is with this love, energy, empathy, and care that I work with trauma. I’m very proud that one of my workshop attendees stated in her feedback: 

“Morgan fostered a safe environment and encouraged full participation. I imagine it's a very difficult thing to do, but it seemed to come naturally to Morgan. I imagine she has some sort of trauma informed care training.” 

To be honest, I don’t have this formal training, but I’ve experienced first hand the process of walking through painful awakenings, and the balance of tenderness and courage. In short, I’m here to support you in cherishing your pleasure while letting go of your pain.

I’m able bodied and will be learning through AnteUp! how to best support my sisters with disabilities. Thanks to Carlin’s leadership and proof that every woman is capable of endless pleasure, I know Bodysex® can support every woman and I’m here to ensure any woman with disability can feel the bliss of endless self-love and pleasure.

I had my first full body orgasm at the age of 33, on a zoom call with Carlin during Covid. It was my 4th virtual session with her and I couldn’t believe it! Miracles! I had carried so much shame, frustration and grief for years for not knowing my own body well enough to have access to my birthright of self-pleasure. It felt like a punishment from God. Yet, voila! The Bodysex® formula worked. It was just a matter of education, self-love and support. Yes it took work, effort and patience, but it was a joyous occasion, and just the start of so much good to come. 

Having access to my body’s pleasure on this level, opened the doors to my self-worth, higher standards for my relationships, increased ability to speak up for myself at work, and more. I found myself advocating more than ever for myself and other women in my workplace and was able to get us all significant raises in order to equalize our salaries to our male counterparts. I suddenly cared less what others thought about me. My mind was consistently blown by how access to my pleasure organs affected everything else - spiritual, mental, emotional, social… 

A few years later, after getting certified(!), I hosted my first Bodysex® workshop in NYC. As a new facilitator I wanted feedback from my trusted helpers - a couple of women who had attended the Menla retreats, hosted by Carlin and Laura, and supported the logistics of my event (set up, break down, etc.). One woman said, “the only constructive feedback I have is that you came too much during erotic recess.”I said, “you have no idea what that means to me.”

As mentioned above, Bodysex® is about so much more than orgasm or even sex, even though it’s the primary focus of our workshops. At the end of the day, the main thing I receive from Bodysex® and see time and time again in participants, is that the safe container of sex-positive, authentic, vulnerable sisterhood brings out the best in us. We are free to be ourselves, to play and to bring to light that which has burdened us. In so many ways, Bodysex® is the beginning of an end - a time of great transformation - and end of beginnings - having to constantly start over to find the thing that will finally free us. It’s a true lasting tonic, that only builds the further we go.

While my spiritual work is not a direct aspect of the Bodysex® formula, some participants have shared that it was an important part of why they chose to work with me. For your reference and knowledge, I’m an intuitive who provides spiritual coaching that empowers women to trust their intuition first and foremost and how to implement miracle driven results into your everyday life - all based on your own belief system. One of my favorite quotes is by Paramahansa Yogananda, “It shows more spiritual fiber to live a godly life in the jungle of civilization…” This pretty much sums up my approach. I aim to provide a bridge between the spiritual and practical, while leading with empowerment. For more information on my spiritual offerings and practices please visit “modalities” on my website.