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Rockmy Sexology: Confidence, connection and pleasure
A powerful course designed to help you break through your sexual blockers and reclaim power in pleasure, Dr Angela Wright will shape your ...
Dr Angela Wright
GP, Clinical Sexologist and BMS Accredited Menopause Specialist
Angela is trained in Psychosexual Therapy and is a graduate of the European Society of Sexual Medicine’s Advanced School of Sexual Medicine, and a Fellow of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine. She is an active member of the British Society of Sexual Medicine Committee Member and on the Education Committee of the Primary Care Women’s Health Society and is the current FSRH Menopause Guardian and Expert Working Group Lead. She regularly talks, teaches and writes about sexual function, with has a particular interest in changes in the impact of trauma, how sexual function is affected by periods of hormonal change, and in supporting a return to intimacy after cancer.
"So much of what we call dysfunction is just a woman’s body responding to her situation. We need to stop pathologising what might actually be protective."
Why are you passionate about women’s health?
I'm really passionate about Women's Health because it took me a long time to realise how badly it was being handled and the more I noticed how my training had ignored Women's Health, the more angry I got about it. So my work these days is really informed by a wish to try and, I don't know, redress the balance in some way and help to improve women's access to information about their bodies.
One piece of advice you would give to our audience?
Knowledge is power. It is so important to understand and learn about your body. You actually have to advocate for yourself quite heavily in the current health environment. So don't be afraid to do that. Learn, speak and help change things.
What’s missing from the current conversation around women’s health?
Where do I start? I think we need to include women's voices, women's lived experiences. We need to talk about raising the bar and aiming higher towards pleasure and good outcomes for women, not just avoidance of bad things.
My work with Rockmy
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