Conquering Sexual Shame

Conquering Sexual Shame is an empowering, research‑informed class designed to help participants understand how shame develops, how it affects emotional and relational well‑being, and how to build a healthier, more compassionate relationship with their own sexuality.

Through guided reflection, discussion, and practical tools, this class offers a supportive environment where participants can:

• Explore the origins of shame and negative cultural messages
• Identify personal barriers to confidence and self‑acceptance
• Learn strategies for reconnecting with desire, pleasure, and self‑trust
• Build emotional resilience and cultivate self‑compassion
• Develop a more grounded, empowered sense of sexual well‑being

The focus of this workshop is education, personal growth, and emotional healing. All content is presented in a professional, non‑explicit, and inclusive manner suitable for an adult learning environment.

This class welcomes adults of all identities and experiences who want to better understand themselves and move toward a more confident, authentic relationship with their sexuality.

About the Instructor

Fawn O’Breitzman has been a college professor for more than 20 years, specializing in topics related to sex, gender, and human development. She presents at conferences nationwide and provides inclusion training for organizations ranging from hospitals to construction companies. Her background includes work as a social worker and therapist, as well as extensive experience supporting individuals who are healing from negative or confusing sexual experiences. Fawn brings warmth, expertise, and a deeply compassionate teaching style to every class she leads.

This class is for adults 18+. Space is limited — reserve your spot today!