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Body-based work in sexual trauma recovery — adjunct to clinical trauma care, never substitute. Affects all genders.
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Last reviewed: 2026-06-10 · Reading time ~6 min
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Editorial review by the Tantra Clinic team. Educational, not individual medical advice — clinical sign-off in development. · Last updated June 2026
Bessel van der Kolk, Peter Levine, Pat Ogden — foundational.
Adjunct only. Body-pleasure reclamation in the integration phase.
Always — clinical trauma care first.
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Body-based recovery work for adults who have experienced sexual trauma.
Read more →Body-based work for adults recovering from childhood sexual abuse.
Read more →A felt-sense disconnection from the experience of intimacy itself.
Read more →Couples who have chosen — for whatever reason — a non-sexual partnership and want intimate practice within it.
Read more →Tantra adapted for disabled adults — physical, sensory, neurological, chronic-pain.
Read more →Tantric practice during pregnancy.
Read more →Tantra for trans and non-binary people.
Read more →Sexual reconnection after the death of a partner.
Read more →Practitioners trained in Peter Levine's Somatic Experiencing who incorporate tantric body-awareness into trauma-healing work.
A modern Western body-work tradition combining therapeutic massage with tantric breath, awareness, and (in some forms) yoni or lingam massage.
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