THE FEMBODIMENT™ INSTITUTE
Become a Certified Holistic Sexologist Through
The Fembodiment™ Method Like the Graduates Below
Turn your passion for women’s sexuality and wellbeing into meaningful online work supporting bodyful reconnection, pleasure and intimacy.
Learn a whole-body approach that brings together holistic sexology, embodiment and pelvic care, informed by Jenni Mears’s clinical hypnotherapy and sexology background.
Consent, agency, ethical practice and trauma aware approaches are at the heart of the learning.
A live online training with Jenni Mears and guest teachers, a student care support team including personal mentoring and supported case studies.
Next intake: March 2027. Applications are now open.
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Join our internationally recognized, 500 hour professional Holistic Sexology Facilitator Certification through The Fembodiment™ Method
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Feel confident working as a holistic sexologist and educator through The Fembodiment™ Method
Learn to support women through a holistic, body-based approach that honours their individual experiences, needs and choices.
Support women to explore shame, numbness and disconnection while developing greater trust in their bodies, sexuality and pleasure.
Develop a holistic, trauma-aware approach to working with clients that honours their individual needs, experiences and choices.
Deepen your skills in holistic sexology, pelvic awereness, body-based practices and client-led facilitation.
Support women to reconnect with their sexuality, explore what feels pleasurable to them and develop greater confidence in their own bodies.
Have you ever felt drawn to support women with the conversations they rarely get to have?
The conversations about desire that has changed.
About wanting intimacy but struggling to stay present.
About pleasure, orgasm and wondering whether something is wrong with them.
About boundaries, relationships and finding the courage to say what they want.
Perhaps these questions already arise in your work, and you want the skills to respond with greater confidence.
Perhaps your own experiences have shown you how valuable thoughtful sexuality education and embodied support can be.
Or perhaps you’re considering a new professional direction, one that brings together your interest in the body, your care for women and your desire to do meaningful work.
The Fembodiment™ Method offers a place to develop the knowledge, practical skills and personal awareness this work asks of you.
Want to get a feel for the training?
Here's what graduates had to say..
Help women build a different relationship with their bodies and sexuality
Many women have had little opportunity to learn about their sexuality in ways that honour their own experiences.
They may know how to accommodate someone else’s needs while struggling to recognise their own. They may approach intimacy with expectations about how they should look, feel or respond.
Your work can create space for different questions:
What do I notice in my body?
What feels pleasurable to me?
What do I want, and what don’t I want?
What would help me feel more comfortable, connected and able to choose?
In this training, you’ll learn ways to support that exploration with warmth, curiosity and respect.
You’ll develop practices, processes and education for working with desire, pleasure, pelvic awareness, boundaries and intimacy while keeping each woman’s pace and choices central.
A whole-body approach to women’s sexual wellbeing
A woman brings her whole life into her experience of sexuality.
Her relationship with her body. Her beliefs and experiences. Her intimate relationships. The changes she is navigating. Her capacity to recognise and express her needs.
The Fembodiment™ Method brings these areas into conversation.
Holistic sexology provides education and understanding. Embodiment invites attention to lived experience and sensation. Pelvic care develops awareness of the pelvis within the whole body.
My clinical hypnotherapy background brings another perspective: exploring the beliefs, expectations and habitual responses a woman may carry into her experience of sexuality.
Together, these approaches help you respond to the individual woman in front of you.
About This Work...
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It has been a huge personal journey for me that has expanded me erotically, spiritually and professionally! If you are ready to upgrade your sex life, your spirituality and your teaching skills, then I highly recommend this two-level two-year training.
Sian Pascale
New South Wales, Australia
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I was desiring a mentor that was experienced, ‘a crone’, that was professional and wasn’t ‘messy’. I felt this work was a healing for my own sexual journey. To surrender sexually, letting go of my ego, letting go of feeling the need to control lots of different aspects of my life and relationships.
Cristy Russell
Victoria, Australia
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The training offered not just practices, but also beautiful ways for women to explore their sexuality in a holistic way and to embrace and cultivate their feminine energy in a way that transfers into the way they live their lives as powerful, sensual, sovereign women.
Sue Abdilla
Victoria, Australia
Meet your teacher:
Jenni Mears
I’m a Sexologist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Integrative Pelvic Care practitioner and the creator of The Fembodiment™ Method.
Across 30 years of working with clients nationally and globally, I’ve seen how valuable it is for women to have space to speak honestly about their bodies, sexuality and relationships.
My own life and professional learning have shaped the way I teach. I care deeply about women being able to recognise their needs, trust their choices and explore pleasure without overriding themselves.
My clinical hypnotherapy background informs how I work with beliefs, expectations and habitual responses around sexuality. Alongside body awareness and sexology education, I bring this perspective into the training to explore the connections between how a woman thinks, what she notices in her body and how she experiences her sexual self.
I created this training to bring together holistic sexology, embodiment and pelvic care within a thoughtful professional learning experience.
I want you to leave with knowledge you can use, practices, processes and education you understand and a clearer sense of how to support women online with a duty of care.
Jenni
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The Six Foundations of Holistic Sexology
Through the Fembodiment™ Method Certification
Rewiring the sexual brain: making room for our sexual selves
As a clinical hypnotherapist, I bring an understanding of learned patterns, beliefs and automatic responses into my teaching.
I use the phrase “rewiring the sexual brain” to describe exploring those patterns and practising different ways of relating to the body, pleasure and sexuality.
A woman may notice that she expects herself to perform, finds it difficult to ask for what she wants or becomes caught in her thoughts during intimacy.
You’ll explore how to support her in recognising these responses and developing greater awareness of sensation, needs and choice.
Our sexual selves belong within our experience of the whole body. This part of the training brings mind, body and sexuality together, making room for a part of ourselves that can so easily be overlooked.
What makes this training distinctive?
A clinical hypnotherapy perspective
My clinical hypnotherapy background informs how we explore beliefs, expectations and habitual responses around sexuality. You’ll consider these alongside sexual education and body awareness, developing a broader understanding of the experiences clients bring into their sessions.
Personal mentoring with me
Your learning includes mentoring sessions with me for your personal and professional development. These sessions give you space to discuss your experience of the practices, reflect on your facilitation and receive support with your case studies.
Learning with guest teachers
Selected guest facilitators contribute their perspectives and skills alongside my teaching. You’ll learn within a live online group, with opportunities to ask questions and explore the work together.
A focus on online client work
This training prepares you to facilitate individual sessions and groups online.
You’ll explore how to communicate embodied practices through a screen, check understanding and keep the client’s pace and choices central.
Two years to learn, practise and integrate
Over 24 months, you’ll have time to revisit the learning, explore your questions and develop your skills through practice. The first year builds your foundations. The second deepens your facilitation and introduces more advanced work.
Personal embodiment alongside professional development
You’ll explore your own relationship with your body, sexuality, pleasure and boundaries as you learn to support others. This reflection helps you recognise what belongs to your experience and remain curious about what is true for your client.
What Graduates Are Saying...
The Training has supported me to know my yes and no, be more confident sexually and personally. And communicating better with my partner and access more pleasure in my body.
Katelyn Ticchi
This training helped me to get into my body during difficult moments, instead of staying in my head. The most important aspect women should know about this training is that she can create, move her own energy and is perfect as she is.
Chelsea Terry
I was seeking deeper connection and love for myself and found the training collective was quite special, but mainly coming home to me, accepting my body with love and experiencing more freedom in intimacy. The commitment is worth it. Jenni as a teacher is loving, kind, generous and spirited."
Michelle Pavone
Is this training for you?
You may recognise yourself here if you:
Already work with women and want to deepen your understanding of sexuality, pleasure and embodiment.
Find that conversations about desire, intimacy or boundaries arise in your sessions.
Want to bring a body-based approach into your online work.
Are considering a professional direction in women's holistic sexology.
Are curious about the relationship between beliefs, learned responses and sexual experience.
Feel drawn to both the personal exploration and the responsibility involved in facilitating this work.
Want mentoring and supported practice as you develop your skills.
You don’t need to arrive with everything figured out. You do need a willingness to learn, reflect on your assumptions and take responsibility for how you work with others.
This program is for vulva owners due to the intimate anatomical focus of the training.
I was seeking deeper connection and love for myself and found the training collective was quite special, but mainly coming home to me, accepting my body with love and experiencing more freedom in intimacy. The commitment is worth it. Jenni as a teacher is loving, kind, generous and spirited.
Kate Gardner
South Australia, Australia
I love how this training helped me embody so many beautiful, delicious practices, to advance me and to advance my clients.
Jenni is very passionate, knowledgeable, approachable, encouraging and open. Sex positive!
Tess Van Niel
Victoria, Australia
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This training honestly changed my life! What I noticed in myself is how pleasure has expanded the joy and aliveness in my day to day living, and the way I relate to myself and others. I cannot recommend this work more and I am so excited and honoured to now be sharing this work.
Miranda Cheng
New South Wales, Australia
What you’ll learn to support
Throughout the training, you’ll develop knowledge and practices for supporting women to:
Explore desire, arousal, pleasure and orgasm.
Develop awareness of their bodies and pelvis.
Recognise beliefs and expectations that influence their sexual experiences.
Explore different responses to familiar patterns around intimacy.
Recognise and communicate their needs and boundaries.
Understand patterns of pressure, overthinking or disconnection.
Explore sexuality through different stages of life.
Build a more curious and attentive relationship with sensation.
Have clearer conversations about intimacy and relationships.
Make choices that reflect their own values and desires.
Your role is to facilitate exploration with care and respect for each woman's experience.
The Foundations of Your Practice
Embodied safety
You’ll explore how to support conditions in which clients can notice their experience, express uncertainty and make choices without pressure.
Pleasure and curiosity
Pleasure can be explored in many ways. You’ll learn to invite curiosity about sensation and experience without setting expectations for a particular response.
Client-led facilitation
Each woman brings her own history, values and preferences. You’ll practise listening and adapting your approach to the person you are supporting.
Consent is an ongoing conversation. You’ll learn to centre the client’s ability to choose, pause, change direction or decline a practice.
Consent and agency
You’ll study principles that support sensitive facilitation, including pacing, communication, boundaries and awareness of your professional role.
Trauma-informed principles
Your development includes reflecting on how you facilitate, recognising the limits of your skills and maintaining clear professional boundaries.
Ethical responsibility
Your two-year learning experience
How you’ll learn
Live online group classes
Learn directly with me and guest teachers through teaching, discussion and embodied exploration.
Personal mentoring
Receive individual support for your personal and professional development, including questions arising from your case studies.
Supported case studies:
Bring your learning into online practice, reflect on your sessions and develop your facilitation with guidance.
Personal exploration:
Experience and reflect on the practices as part of developing your understanding of the Method.
Learning across two years
Build foundations before progressing into advanced practices, with time to integrate your learning along the way.
Bring this work into your professional life
The training prepares you to work with individual clients and participants in online groups.
You may want to bring these skills into an existing practice or develop a professional focus around women’s sexuality, embodiment and pleasure.
As you progress, you’ll explore how to introduce practices, communicate clearly and respond to the experiences clients bring into a session.
The aim is to help you develop a way of working that is informed, reflective and recognisably your own.
Spaces in the 2027 training are limited, so don't delay your application.