TCA Resources

COORDINATION- -MULTI-MOVEMENT: This form combines juggling and ball-spinning, African and Sufi dance movements, and Feldenkrais-style body awareness techniques--all done at the same time--to develop increased utilization and integration of left and right brain functions, and simultaneous multiple-focus awareness. Current scientific studies indicate that ...

Resources for LGBTQ parents of children with special needs

Lubricants increase pleasure. Your genital skin is very sensitive. It cradles the nerve endings that allow you to experience touch and other sensations. And although skin is strong, it can be harmed by vigorous rubbing. Sexual intimacy usually includes friction, and often the body doesn’t have enough wetness or protection to last for an entire intimate ...

This book examines consensual nonmonogamy among elders, addressing relationship dynamics, joys, challenges, and aging complexities like caregiving, health issues, and retirement. Rowman & Littlefield, 2022.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNrJjSM2_4c "Moving Trans* History Forward 2014" #MTHF14 Transgender Archives Symposium Founders Panel - Dr. Ari Kane University of Victoria

At A Woman’s Touch, we developed a program (beginning in 1997) for people with vaginas who are experiencing dryness and discomfort or pain during vaginal penetration that is either diffused throughout the vagina or burning or tearing at the vaginal opening. Although originally developed for people who have had radiation therapy to the pelvis to treat d ...

Do your palms get sweaty when clients ask you questions about sexuality topics? Unsure whether sexuality information is age-appropriate to share with young people? PPNYC’s got your back! Our "What Happens When?" video goes through the ins and outs of sexual development so providers and caring adults can better anticipate sexuality questions and to promo ...

Offers strategies for renewing sexual desire and intimacy in relationships. Routledge, 2020.

“Relationships between Characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorder and BDSM Behaviors.” Boucher, Naomi Rachel. http://cardinalscholar.bsu.edu/handle/20.500.14291/201533.