Intimate Flow Sex Therapy

Intimate Flow Sex Therapy Founded by: Adrienne Brown,MA, LPC

Helping individuals and couples maintain a positive life style and emotional well being through s*x therapy.

This Black History Month, we are reflecting on the profound words of Audre Lorde, a visionary who understood that our jo...
02/16/2026

This Black History Month, we are reflecting on the profound words of Audre Lorde, a visionary who understood that our joy and our bodies are sites of liberation.

In the world of s*x therapy, we often work with the understanding that pleasure is frequently the first thing sacrificed in the face of stress, trauma, or societal expectations. For the Black community, reclaiming the right to feel good—physically, emotionally, and s*xually—is a powerful act of resistance and healing.

This month, we invite you to move toward the things that make you feel whole. Whether it’s setting a new boundary, exploring what brings you joy, or seeking support through therapy, remember that your pleasure is a vital part of your wellness.

Let’s keep building a community where we all feel empowered to thrive.

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"Whether you’re wining and dining a partner or having a sensual night in with yourself, remember: You are the primary so...
02/13/2026

"Whether you’re wining and dining a partner or having a sensual night in with yourself, remember: You are the primary source of your own pleasure and joy." — Adrienne Brown, Founder & S*x Therapist

At Intimate Flow S*x Therapy, we believe the best kind of love is the kind that feels authentic, grounded, and—most importantly—fun! This weekend isn’t just about roses and reservations; it’s a reminder to give yourself the same devotion you pour into everyone else.

So, pour the bubbly, dive into that book, or spend some quality solo time exploring what makes your body feel alive. Do what makes you glow.

You deserve a love that flows from the inside out. Happy Valentine's Day! 🥂✨

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Valentine’s Day often carries the weight of external expectations, but we are here to remind you: the most profound roma...
02/12/2026

Valentine’s Day often carries the weight of external expectations, but we are here to remind you: the most profound romance you will ever have is with yourself.

Whether you are in a partnership or navigating the day solo, this is your invitation to redirect that outward energy back inward. To "date yourself" is to acknowledge your own desires and meet them with intention. It’s about giving yourself the same radical tenderness and attention you so freely give to others.

Your Self-Love Itinerary could include:

❤️ Mindful Presence: Setting the phone aside to finally finish that book you’ve been eyeing.

❤️ Sensory Indulgence: A quiet evening with a glass of non-alcoholic wine and your favorite music.

❤️ Solo Pleasure: Carving out intentional time to explore your body and map what feels good to you.

❤️ Radical Comfort: Honoring your energy levels—even if that means an early night in fresh linens.

Regardless of your relationship status, do what makes you feel good. You are worthy of your own effort.

If you were taking yourself on the "perfect date" this week, what is the one thing that must be on the itinerary? Share your self-love ritual in the comments below! 🥂✨

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Whether in a partnership or flying solo, Valentine’s Day serves as a vital reminder: the most foundational relationship ...
02/11/2026

Whether in a partnership or flying solo, Valentine’s Day serves as a vital reminder: the most foundational relationship we navigate is the one we have with ourselves.

It is easy to spend this day pouring energy outward, but there is deep power in redirecting that devotion back home. Prioritizing self-love means honoring your own needs and desires without apology.

Self-care isn't one-size-fits-all. It might look like:

💋 Solo pleasure: Exploring your own body and mapping what feels good.

💋 Mental rest: Curling up with a book and a glass of non-alcoholic wine.

💋 Sensory joy: A warm bath, fresh linens, or your favorite meal.

Do what makes you feel good. You deserve the same radical tenderness you so freely give to others.

What is one way you are choosing to "date yourself" this week? Share your self-love ritual in the comments below.

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Forget the dozen roses—this "Rose" is the only thing you need for mind-blowing C**t ‘Gasms this Valentine’s Day! 🌹As s*x...
02/10/2026

Forget the dozen roses—this "Rose" is the only thing you need for mind-blowing C**t ‘Gasms this Valentine’s Day! 🌹

As s*x therapists, we believe the best Valentine’s date is the one you have with yourself. While chocolate is great, the Satisfyer Pro 2 Classic Blossom offers "liquid air" technology that provides a different kind of sweetness. Prioritizing your own pleasure isn't just fun; it’s an essential act of self-love that helps you stay grounded and connected to your body’s unique rhythm.

Whether you're coupled up or flying solo, tonight is about honoring your needs and exploring new sensations. Grab some water-based l**e, turn off your phone, and give yourself the gift of a solo session that actually delivers.

Happy Valentine's Day to the most important person in the room: You.

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Before you rush to share your heart with anyone else this weekend, we have a proposal: what if you chose yourself first?...
02/09/2026

Before you rush to share your heart with anyone else this weekend, we have a proposal: what if you chose yourself first? At Intimate Flow S*x Therapy, we believe that the most profound intimacy—and the most electric connections—start from within.

True expression and passion aren't just things you "give" to an external source; they are energies you cultivate inside your own body. This Valentine’s Day, we are inviting you to explore your own desires, embrace radical self-love, and find comfort in your own skin. Whether you are navigating blocks in intimacy or simply want to deepen your connection to your own pleasure, we can help you flow through that journey.

You cannot pour from a cup you haven't filled yourself. Loving yourself isn't just a cliché—it’s the foundation for every healthy, vibrant relationship you’ll ever have.

If you were dating yourself, what is one "gift" of self-care or pleasure you’d give yourself today?

Let’s celebrate our own magic in the comments.

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Most people think s*x therapy is awkward, clinical, or—honestly—just a little weird. But here is the truth: S*x therapy ...
02/06/2026

Most people think s*x therapy is awkward, clinical, or—honestly—just a little weird. But here is the truth: S*x therapy is just therapy.

It’s a safe, judgment-free space to talk about the things we’ve been taught to keep quiet. Whether you’re dealing with a "low drive," navigating changes in your body during perimenopause, or trying to unlearn the "good girl" scripts that make it hard to feel pleasure, we are here to help you navigate it.

In our practice, we don't just look at the physical—we look at the emotional, spiritual, and mental anchors that affect your intimacy. You deserve a s*x life that feels like liberation, not a chore. You don't have to figure it out alone.

What is one "myth" about s*x therapy you used to believe? Let’s clear the air in the comments!

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02/05/2026

If you think intimacy starts with the right lighting or a certain outfit, you're missing the bigger picture. For most women, the "mood" isn't a feeling; it's a context.

In Come As You Are, Dr. Emily Nagoski explains that women’s s*xual systems are highly sensitive to their surroundings. If the environment is filled with "Brakes"—think piles of laundry, unfinished work emails, or general household chaos—the brain sends a signal that it’s not safe or time to relax.

You can’t floor the gas pedal while the emergency brake is pulled. When you help clear the physical and mental clutter of her day, you aren't just "doing chores"; you are actively removing the obstacles that keep her from being able to connect with you.

The secret? A relaxed nervous system is the most powerful aphrodisiac there is.

💬 Let’s talk about it: Men, what is one "chore" or mental load item you’ve noticed makes a huge difference in your partner’s stress levels when you take it off her plate? Drop it in the comments below!

It starts with "not tonight," and ends with feeling like you’re just co-existing in a shared living space. Many couples ...
02/04/2026

It starts with "not tonight," and ends with feeling like you’re just co-existing in a shared living space. Many couples believe that when the physical spark fades, the relationship is over—but usually, it’s just a sign that the emotional intimacy needs a tune-up.

S*x therapy isn’t just about what happens in the bedroom; it’s about breaking down the barriers of resentment, stress, and poor communication that keep you from wanting to be there in the first place. Reclaiming that connection is possible.

How We Help:

✓ De-escalating s*xual pressure to rebuild safety.

✓ Navigating "Desire Mismatch" without shame or guilt.

✓ Re-learning how to talk about needs and boundaries.

Stop waiting for the "spark" to just happen. Let's work on the embers together.

Tap the link to book a consultation: https://intimateflows*xtherapy.com/

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Today we are honoring Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall, a powerhouse scholar who fundamentally changed how we view Black s*xual ...
02/04/2026

Today we are honoring Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall, a powerhouse scholar who fundamentally changed how we view Black s*xual health. As a founder of the Women’s Research and Resource Center at Spelman College, she didn't just study history; she paved the way for the future of s*x therapy and Black wellness.

Her contribution to science and the field of s*x therapy is profound. Dr. Guy-Sheftall challenged the "dangerous silences" surrounding intimacy and s*xuality in the Black community. She brought to light how systemic issues, like the "down-low" phenomenon and HIV/AIDS, were often ignored because people were afraid to have honest conversations about s*x. By pushing for "intimate justice," she taught us that s*xual health is a political act and that healing requires looking at the whole person—their history, their culture, and their right to pleasure.

Because of her work, we understand that s*x therapy isn't just about "fixing" a problem; it’s about reclaiming agency. She showed us that when we stop performing for others and start being honest about our desires and boundaries, we aren't just improving our s*x lives—we are continuing the work of liberation.

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Happy Black History Month! We are honoring the legacy of Black pioneers who fought for the right to bodily autonomy and ...
02/02/2026

Happy Black History Month! We are honoring the legacy of Black pioneers who fought for the right to bodily autonomy and joy. A piece of history we love is the story of Gladys Bentley, a legendary blues performer of the Harlem Renaissance. She lived out loud and challenged every societal "norm" regarding gender and s*xuality, proving that being your authentic self is the ultimate foundation for s*xual wellness.

In the world of s*x therapy, we often see how the weight of systemic pressure and inherited "baggage" can make it hard to prioritize your own needs. Many people find themselves performing or pleasing others in the bedroom instead of connecting with their own desire. But here is the truth: reclaiming your pleasure and setting boundaries is a powerful way to honor yourself and those who came before you. You deserve an intimacy that feels safe, honest, and entirely yours.

What does "pleasure as resistance" look like in your life? Let’s celebrate in the comments. 👇

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The Truth About Low Desire 📢We often hear couples express the same frustration: "We love each other, but the spark is ju...
01/30/2026

The Truth About Low Desire 📢

We often hear couples express the same frustration: "We love each other, but the spark is just... gone." This shift from passionate partners to polite roommates is one of the most common reasons couples seek s*x therapy.

Often, the culprit isn't a lack of love, but a misunderstanding of Responsive Desire.

The Desire Myth:
Many people wait to feel "in the mood" (Spontaneous Desire) before initiating intimacy. However, for many individuals—especially those in long-term relationships—desire doesn't just strike like lightning. Instead, it is responsive; it emerges after physical touch or emotional connection has already begun.

Why the "Spark" Fades:
We see couples get stuck in a cycle of "waiting for the right moment" that never comes because:

Stress & Mental Load: The brain cannot prioritize arousal when it is stuck in "survival mode" or managing household chores.

The Pursuit-Withdrawal Cycle: One partner pushes for intimacy, causing the other to feel pressured and pull away, which further kills the mood.

Lack of Novelty: The brain craves newness, and long-term security can sometimes feel "too safe" for eroticism.

In our work, we encourage couples to stop viewing s*x as a spontaneous event and start viewing it as a cultivated experience. This means focusing on "context"—reducing stressors, scheduling time for physical connection without the "requirement" of in*******se, and learning how to bridge the gap between being lovers and friends.

Comment your thoughts below. Lets start a conversation!

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