Shh - Sensual Healing Harmony

What is Self Love? We spoke to Sex and Pleasure coach Sarah Rose Bright to find out more.

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Do you want to connect to your body in a new way? Do you want to have deeper and more meaningful relationships? Do you want to get back to your authentic self?
Read this beautiful testimonial from one of our guests....
... “When I decided to go to the Shh….. retreat, I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but the idea of maybe finding my inner Sophia Loren was exactly what I was needing. I laughed, cried a little and listened a lot. The therapists were the best to be found, anywhere. They tended to my every need and enjoyed doing so. Not something that happens for most women these days. I walked away with a sense of myself that was uncovered after many years and felt like I never had before, an inner and outer goddess moving through space with new eyes. Maybe more like floating. Every woman on the planet should have a week like this.” Jan aka Sophia | Colorado | May 2015
Our next retreat date is 15th-18th March 2016.
If you want and need deep, long lasting transformation come and join us.
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SHH is proud to be mentioned in Spafinder's annual report, 'Top 10 global trends forecast for 2016'. Sexual wellbeing is at the forefront of health, happiness and transformation.

Find out how to stop 'tolerating' sex and discover true intimacy.
An interview with Katie Sarra, Somatic Sex Educator and SHH Senior Therapist.

"The main thing I took from the retreat is a deeper insight into a pattern I’ve had for so long, which until the retreat had really evaded me. With the support of the therapists I could really see what was going on and how to move forward"
Lucy recently went on a SHH retreat. Find out what else she has to say about her experience.

'When there is something that is happening in your body and you don’t understand it, or you want to change it, or you know you could be experiencing more pleasure, intimacy or something more delicious, than you are. I would suggest for you to go to someone that does this kind of work because they will be able to assist you in the areas of sensuality, sexuality and intimacy. It doesn’t have to be a big issue; it might be just because you want more fun or pleasure.'
Read our interview with a Kalindi Jordan, one of the UK's leading Intimacy coaches and Shh... Therapist.

We are very proud to be featured in this months Tatler. Faye says "Shh… is a guide to living your life, I'd tell every single women I know to go".

Shh... mentioned in Spa Business 2015 spa trends. Top trend for this year sexual wellness :-)

"Shh healing retreats are aimed at women of any age and from any walk of life who wants to rest, recoup, understand themselves better, heal from a trauma or get their sexual mojo back.
They’re aimed every type of woman, from single professionals with careers who can’t find a fulfilling relationship to knackered mums who may have become disinterested in sex and their partners."
Read this glowing review of Shh... retreats from Queen of Retreats

A beautiful piece about why meaningfulness in life matters more than happiness .
“Happy people get a lot of joy from receiving benefits from others while people leading meaningful lives get a lot of joy from giving to others."

Ever wondered what it's like to be a sexologist? Uta Demontis, one of the UK’s leading sexologists and a guide on our retreats, gives us the low-down on life as a relationship and sex therapist.

Cindy Gallop argues that pornography has distorted the way a generation of men think about sex. Is porn our modern day "sex education"?
#oldiebutgoodie

Dr Priya Virmani talks about the inner struggle between who we are and who we are portraying ourselves to be.
"When we try and identify with what we are not we create a fictional self."

According to the Journal of Sex Research 98% of men and 80% of women feel its a betrayal of real life relationships.

Is your sub-conscious throwing up mind traps that are stopping you from getting the most from your life?

How do we sustain desire? When do we feel most drawn to our partner? In long-term relationships, we often expect our beloved to be both best friend and erotic partner. But as Esther Perel argues, good and committed sex draws on two conflicting needs: our need for security and our need for surprise.

"I feel completely more sensual after coming out of Shh... because it was a week of completely embracing that aspect of myself."
Fiona recently went on a Shh... retreat. Find out what else she has to say about her experience.