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Making Sense of Sexual Pain
Although sexual pain is common, it is not normal. Sex should be enjoyable for all people involved. In this program, we will explore the symptoms and common causes of painful sex and what you can do to improve your sexual experience. This presentation will be a safe space. Feel free to use a pseudonym or no name on your profile; no need to have your camera on. Questions can be dropped in the chat and will be answered at the end. You can of course also ask questions via your camera too, if you’re happy too, and comfortable. This presentation will not be recorded for privacy reasons.
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Online
Thursday 10 September, 2026
2.30pm – 3.30pm
Register here: https://www.trybooking.com/DMROT