Beatrice Fox
BA, MPH
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Beatrice Fox, Sex Educator and Counsellor Expert
Beatrice Fox Quick Facts
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- Sexual Health, Women's Sexuality, Social Connection and Well-being
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- Sexuality Educator
Beatrice Fox has dedicated her life to makes sure we stay connected with other human beings. During her training as a sex educator Bea noticed how we seem to be more busy using all of our devices, but we also seem less happy and less socially connected than ever before. The more friends (and lovers) we get on Facebook and LinkedIn, the less we are developing friends and lovers in real life.
Bea has developed outreach systems to diverse groups of women in every area of sexuality where she helped women to find out who they are sexually, feel confident and avoid the shame and guilt so prominent in our culture. Sex is meant to be fun, playful and inclusive. Her mission is to empower women everywhere to explore and expand their sexual fulfillment.
She has a BA in Psychology, Masters of Public Health and has been trained with SAR and SFSI, as a sex therapist and educator. She is an author of hundreds of articles and is a member of Am Assoc. of Sex Educators and has certificates in liberal art and erotology.
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How to feel sexually confident (when you are single): Arousal Tip #4
Practicing your confident sexual self Do you feel confident sexually? We often think of sexual confidence in terms of “skills.” If someone knows the “correct” hand motions or what to do with their tongue, they should feel confident. But sexual skills can be difficult to acquire if you are single. And even those who are skilled don't always feel confident. Real sexual confidence starts inside. Here are some key tips to increase confidence on your own. 1. Know your own sexual self
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The 5 Traits of “Sexy” Women
What do “sexy” women do differently? Have you ever seen a woman who is physically less-than-perfect, maybe touting a larger schnozz or carrying an extra ponch, and yet somehow she manages to steal all of the glances in the room -- oozing sex appeal? On the other hand, the physically perfect woman with enormous breasts and 4 inch heals who is completely overlooked. Even though her breasts arrive in every room before she does, she somehow manages to teeter around the room radiating anything but sexy.
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How to Increase Sex Drive with Dirty Talk
In the first throes of passion, desire never seems to be much of a problem. We are so focused on the newness of the situation – the person, the sensations, etc-- that our attention can more easily stay on the erotic. That focus on erotic thoughts keeps our bodies primed for sex. But after time with the same partner, our brain gets distracted more easily. And when our thinking is taken off the erotic, arousal drops.
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Please contact me at: beaquest@gmail.com