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Services

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At Al-Kīmiyā, we offer a holistically inclusive and trauma-informed practice dedicated to supporting people of colour and the wider community in their journey toward healing, sexual reclamation, and overall wellbeing. My approach warmly welcomes all genders, orientations, and identities—whether single or coupled—creating a sacred space to explore and embody authentic selfhood.

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Grounded in an intersectional framework, anti-oppressive principles, and ancestral wisdom, I work with companions across a broad spectrum of challenges and experiences. Recognising the complex interplay of identity, culture, and trauma, my practice is tailored to honour the fullness of each person’s lived realities and to nurture deep healing and empowerment.

  • Trauma 

  • EMDR

  • Somatic Embodiment

  • LGBTIQ+

  • Spiritual & Cultural Issues 

  • Dyspareunia [Painful sex]

  • Vaginismus

  • Anorgasmia

  • Body Image & Self Esteem 

  • Libido & Desire Discrepancies 

  • Sexual Transmitted Infections

  • Erectile Dysfunction | Premature & Delayed Ejaculation

  • Kink & Fetishes

  • Sexual Paraphilias

  • Sexual Compulsivity & Porn Addiction

  • Couples Counselling

  • Disability & Sex

  • Sexuality & Ageing | Sex after Menopause

  • General Mental Health Issues 

  • Genital Mutilation

  • Grief and Loss

  • Child & Adolescent Mental Health

  • Sexuality Education

🜃 Offerings || Ways to Walk Together:
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1:1 Psychosexual Therapy
Personalised, trauma-informed support for individuals exploring sexuality, identity, trauma, and pleasure reclamation. Rooted in a decolonial framework that integrates EMDR, somatic embodiment, and narrative healing.

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Group Circles & Teachings
Intimate group spaces that honour collective healing. Topics include erotic sovereignty, healing from sexual trauma, decolonial love, and embodied spirituality.

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Workshops & Speaking
Offerings for communities, collectives, and institutions on trauma-informed care, ancestral healing, and inclusive psychosexual education.

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Ritual-Based Practices (Coming Soon)
Integrating spiritual practice with therapeutic work—guided rituals for grief, pleasure, embodiment, and transition.

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Al-Kīmiya acknowledges that healing and pleasure work must be accountable to place, history, and community.

This accountability asks us to listen to the First Nations custodians of the lands we occupy, to name the structures of colonialism, carcerality, and racial capitalism that shape our lives, and to stand in solidarity with displaced peoples across the world. Healing cannot be separated from justice; it must remain conscious of the enduring afterlives of slavery, empire, dispossession, and ongoing occupation.

© Al - Kīmiyā 2026

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