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Curious Creatures is delighted to recommend the following sex-positive resources in Melbourne, Australia (and occasionally elsewhere). Let's co-create a world that is sex-positive, inclusive, and safer, together!
Counsellors & General Practitioners
These practitioners have either been vetted by CC, or have self-certified, to be aware of: alternative relationship models (such as polyamory), various forms of sexual expression (such as kink, bdsm), sex-work, minority gender identities and attractions.
Tammy Moran is passionate about offering an inclusive and supportive counselling and sex education service, especially to the kink, sex-positive, polyamorous and the LGBTQI+ communities. She is a member of these communities herself and is all too aware of how challenging it can be to find a genuinely non-judgemental mental health professional that is also familiar with navigating these spaces. Medicare rebates available.
Niyati Evers from Alchemy of Eros is a very experienced counsellor and supervisor using the Process Oriented Psychology paradigm. She's very sex-positive (familiar, or comfortable, with kink, polyamory, sex-work, queer issues, etc), runs an array of interesting workshops, and is based in Portland, Oregon, USA, but seeing clients globally via Zoom. Highly recommended by Curious Creatures!
Dr Linda Kirkman has been a counsellor for over 25 years in a range of settings. She is registered with the Australian Counselling Association, is a member and current Victorian branch president of the Society of Australian Sexologists, and complies with their code of ethics. Her work is strengths-based and uses a mindfulness approach. Linda is sex-positive and diversity-friendly. See Linda for psychosexual counselling, couples counselling, individuals exploring their sexuality and sexual expression, enhancing sexuality in mid-and-later life, and exploring non-mainstream relationships and sexual expression. Linda sees people in Bendigo or Collingwood, as well as online via Zoom. She is a sex educator who writes and presents sexuality-based education/professional development for people of all ages and circumstances.
Stephen Andrew is deeply curious about the interplay between and within our intimate natures. He counsels from a humanistic perspective and values an open, non-judgemental position that honours the person ahead of any labels that might be attached to them. His clients have a range of relating styles, gender identities and expressions of their relational selves. As a registered psychologist his services may be part of a Medicare rebate the Better Access to Mental Health. Ph: 0407 367 568
Jenna Trostle (booking schedule FULL as of December 2020) runs Spectra Counselling which aims to be a safe space for nonconformists. She utilizes narrative therapy and integrative somatic techniques to support her clients in re-framing their stories around their multifaceted identities. Spectra Counselling is diversity positive, including (but not limited to) affirming kinksters, sex workers and the rainbow gender and sexuality spectrum. Jenna specialises in relationship counselling for individuals and partners that are either already in ethically non-monogamous relationships, or are thinking of opening up their relationship. Melbourne, Australia.
Joli Hamilton is a polyamory coach / counselling specialist. "I help people who’ve already built a life they love to experience the freedom, deep security, and intimate fulfillment that comes as they shift out of the monogamous paradigm. It takes more than communication to create the relational life of your dreams - I offer intimate group and private coaching programs where people turn their secret fantasies into their everyday realities." (USA, via Zoom).
Joli and Rog chat in episode 83 of Curious Conversations About Sex podcast.
Sarah Ashton is a kink and poly-friendly psychologist. She has experience and interest providing treatment of all things sex-related and is the founder of Sexual Health and Intimacy Psychological Services (SHIPS). You can contact her on 0434 901 365 or [email protected]. Melbourne, Australia.
Josh Muller (booking schedule FULL as of September 2020) is a queer psychologist predominantly working with LGBTQIA+ folks across a range of issues, from gender and sexuality, to mood, relationships, trauma, and family. They have expertise working with clients who are non-monogamous, kinky, or otherwise 'outside the box', and who struggle to relate with mainstream therapists. Josh is also strongly involved in activism and advocacy, and is involved in research and education alongside therapeutic work. Currently they work with those 16+ and only single person sessions. Melbourne, Australia.
Fenella is a sex positive, non-judgmental, LGBTIQ+ and sex worker friendly counsellor who specialises in trauma and somatic therapy. They have a good understanding of risk aware consensual kink, non-monogamy and polyamory. With training in many areas, including CBT, ACT, DBT, EMDR and Trauma Informed Therapy, they use a holistic approach with their clients. In 2021, Fenella will be training to become one of the first certified psychedelic assisted therapists in Australia. Currently they work with 16+ people on all issues, with a focus on trauma. Melbourne, Australia.
Ella Shannon is a registered counsellor and a clinical sexologist with the Society of Australian Sexologists. She specialises in relationship counselling, sex therapy as well as individual counselling and is certified in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy. She welcomes people of diverse genders, sexualities and bodies, and loves supporting people who may fit outside of the mainstream narrative whether that's related to work, leisure or lifestyle. Ella is based in Cairns, Far North Queensland, and sees clients via Zoom from around the world.
Rosie Maeder is a queer, feminist narrative therapist based in Adelaide, Australia. She is interested in enthusiastically supporting all non-normative ways of living, loving and being. She has extensive experience working with people of all genders who have experienced violence and discrimination and enjoys supporting explorations of gender, sex, sexuality, and relationships. She provides counselling via phone or zoom as well as in-person.
Ralph Hadden of The Moving Mind is a Feldenkrais movement teacher offering gentle, intriguing movement release in one-to one bodywork sessions, classes and workshops. These relaxing and enjoyable movement explorations unwind restrictions, teach you new mind-body possibilities, transcend old habits, and improve performance at work and play. Ralph has 40+ years’ experience in body therapies as a practitioner, teacher and trainer of teachers, and has been teaching Feldenkrais since 1988. He is sex positive, poly and kink friendly, welcomes all genders, orientations and all body sizes, shapes and abilities. Melbourne, Australia.
Dr Drew Carr of Whole Being Health Collective is an experienced Osteopath in Fairfield, with a clinical interest in sexual and reproductive health, and regularly works with members of the queer, kink and non-monogomous communities. He has undergone extensive further training in Visceral Osteopathy (working with the organs) including 'Internal Techniques'. Alongisde sore back, necks and headaches, patients often present to work with issues such as injuries sustained during kink or play, pain during sex, menstrual issues and erectile difficulties. He has also trained in Osteopathy in the Cranial Field, and acknowledges the interplay between emotion, mindset and the physical form.
Jo Marie has twenty years experience as a midwife, counsellor and bodyworker. She is a Certified Sexological Bodyworker, Self:Cervix practitioner and empowered consent educator at Consent Culture. Jo provides sex positive midwifery care and is inclusive of LGBTQI and non-monogamous relationships. She teaches empowered communication skills, embodiment and touch modalities that evoke wholehearted giving and receiving with authentic limits and clarity (to self and others). Jo offers 1:1 sessions for singles and couples, programs and events (online and in-person) in Melbourne.
Julia Joy offers online embodied talk sessions, with somatic practices and therapeutic interventions to facilitate your engagement and exploration of your relationship to yourself and others.
Foundational to all sessions is a trauma-informed approach that values agency, the integration of mind body experiences, and moving at the pace of the nervous system, as the bedrock to effecting lasting change in all contexts.
She welcomes people in all bodies, of all genders, all sexual orientation, adopting all relationship styles.
She is often candid, always gentle, and sometimes ‘out-of-the-box’ in her search to resource you with the tools to fits your life.
Need a doctor? Northside Clinic is an independent and private General Practice in Melbourne's inner north that is open to all, but has a focus on sexual health, and providing care to the LGBT communities and HIV positive community. They provide a safe inclusive space for people of all sexual orientations, sex and gender identities. Their Allied Health services offer osteopathy, psychology, and speech pathology. We think they're amazing!
Rachelle Abraham is a registered counsellor, specialising in relationships, sex, and sexuality. She is sex worker allied, kink affirming, and frequently works with LGBTQIA+ relationships, as well as non-monogamous relationships. She aims to support people in discovering what is authentic and valuable to them, and believes the client is the expert in the therapeutic space. Rachelle is based in Brisbane, Australia, and also sees people via Telehealth.
Daniel Fabris has an all inclusive approach. He practices and embraces working with people of all gender identities, sexual orientations and relationship dynamics. He is also co-facilitater of polyamorous and ENM discussion groups and provides individual and relationship counselling for two or more people.
Ishma Alvi Ishma is a registered psychologist, grounded in principles of inclusion, and actively serving BIPOC, CALD, and LGBTQIA++ communities.
Ishma works with clients who are struggling with trauma, working with clients on relationships, whether individually or within different relationship structures (monogamous, polyamorous, non-monogamous). She offers individual counselling on intimacy, sexual well-being, navigating sexual pleasure including kink, BDSM, and sexual empowerment, and coaching and counselling on awareness of enthusiastic sexual consent. Her training extends specific sexual issues (anorgasmia, erectile disorder, premature ejaculation, sexual arousal, paraphilias).
She is currently working toward her accreditation as a Sex Therapist with the Society of Australian Sexologists.
Sex Therapists (hands-on and talk-therapy)
Lorraine Pentello is a Certified EMDR Practitioner and Somatic Therapist specialising in sexuality, trauma and pelvic pain. They take a body-based approach to therapy and are LGBTQIA+, poly, kink & sex worker inclusive. Sessions are available online and ‘in person’ in their consultation room in Tarneit (western Melbourne). (Lorraine is also an Emotional Support staff member at Curiosity).
Tamica Wilder is a somatic sex coach and multi-qualified therapist with a deep passion for teaching you to re-attune to the language of the body while giving full permission to shamelessly prioritise pleasure and play. As a mother of 2 little critters , she's also well attuned to the importance of creating sex-positive families and helps parents build the confidence to have 'those chats' with their kids and other family members. Tamica's work will arm you with the tools you need to create lasting and meaningful change inside your intimate relationships, your somatic understanding and reminds you of all that's possible inside your full and authentic sexual expression. Tamica lives in Melbourne and is available for 1:1, 2:1 and group work support.
Restorative Justice
Restorative Justice sits somewhere between couples counselling and the police, and it's for when things go wrong - either a specific incident that caused harm, or an ongoing harmful relationship. As a process, it's built around the needs of the person that's been harmed, and is the first to admit that it's only appropriate in certain circumstances. However, where appropriate, it has better outcomes for all parties, including friends and communities.
Free service (Victorian Government): Family Violence Restorative Justice Service
Free service (RMIT, Melbourne): Open Circle
Paid training: Australian Association For Restorative Justice
Podcasts
Curious Creatures' very own podcast, Curious Conversations About Sex, offers a huge variety of topics related to sexuality, bodies, gender, etc.
You might enjoy the podcast, You Are Not So Smart (a celebration of self-delusion), if you like the self-development side of Curious Creatures' workshops.
Dating-Related Websites / Apps
Fetlife is like Facebook for kinky people. There is more stuff going on here than you could possibly hope to cover in one lifetime. Use your usual online smarts around meeting strangers and managing your confidentiality.
Adult Match Maker stands out from other dating sites in their inclusiveness towards different sexual orientations and gender identities. Here you will find active and well established communities encompassing the kink, swingers and poly crew, plus comprehensive events & workshop listings as well as their sex-positive blog.
Mojo Upgrade allows you and a friend / partner to enter in sexual practices you're interested in; it then reveals to each of you only the things you have in common.
PolyFinda is a polyamorous dating app for the ethical non-monogamous community. It can help you match with dates and friends but their main offerings are regular speakeasy bar events (in Melbourne). These events often have sensual and entertaining performers, so it’s not all just chatting. Over time friendship groups develop and you can feel part of the local poly community!
Porn
Feck practices Socially Responsible Erotica, fostering positive experiences for their contributors and healthy role models for their viewers. They want to engage your mind in the sphere of erotic experience! Feck welcomes contributors of all ages, races, body types, personal styles and gender identities for a range of nude and non-nude projects.
From a background in analog photography, art school bullshit and digital sex online, Four Chambers is a project, an idea and an ongoing collaboration with the intention to explore the aesthetic and conceptual potential of pornography as a medium for ideas. Exploring themes of technology, symbolism, mythology and alchemy and their intrinsic intersection with sex, Four Chambers is independent, DIY, conceptual, pornography cinema.
Books & Magazines
Urban Tantra: Sacred Sex for the Twenty-First Century, by Barbara Carrellas. Absolute gold. This book was an important part of Curious Creatures' learning. It is an approach to sexuality that is accessible, diversity-friendly, and just a damn fine read. If the common masculine / feminine approach to tantra doesn't work for you, then check this book out.
The Ethical Slut: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships, and Other Freedoms in Sex and Love, by Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy. A great primer (and then some) about polyamory. A very good read if you're considering any other relationship style than straight-down-the-line monogamy (and even then, a bunch of the stuff around insecurities, jealousy and communication is still very applicable).
A Better Normal: Your Guide to Rediscovering Intimacy After Cancer, by Tess Deveze. Tess, a facilitator with Curious Creatures and creator of many of our pre-recorded trainings, has put together this 'must have' book on cancer and sexuality, inspired in part by their own journey through cancer. As an Occupational Therapist, they bring a credible recovery approach to the world of sex, and do so in a way that makes no assumptions about gender, relationships, goals, or anything else. A very strong recommend.
The Art of the Hook-Up, by Aussie escort, Georgie Wolf. In this straightforward guide, Georgie offers practical strategies for casual sex and online dating. She shows how communication, consent, and connection can put you ahead of the competition at every stage of the hook-up process. Plus she runs this Melbourne workshop, on the same.
Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns: The Romance and Sexual Sorcery of Sadomasochism, by Philip Miller and Molly Devon.
This unabashed, entertaining book strips away myth, shame and fear, revealing the truth about an intense form of eroticism too long misunderstood and condemned.
The Erotic Mind: Unlocking the Inner Sources of Passion and Fulfillment, by Jack Morin. Based on an in-depth analysis of over 1,000 provocative stories of peak sexual experiences, The Erotic Mind offers clear, accessible guidance on how anyone can utilize their own peak encounters and fantasies as powerful tools of self-discovery.
Playing Well With Others: Your Field Guide to Discovering, Navigating and Exploring the Kink, Leather and BDSM Communities, by Lee Harrington and Molleena Williams. Whether you're a trembling novice or a jaded expert, there's always something new to be discovered in the endlessly changing, complex and titillating world of kink.
When Someone You Love is Kinky, by Dossie Easton and Catherine A. Liszt. Designed to introduce people with no experience to the leather community, this book explains what S/M players do and how we make it safe.
Meg-John Barker is a sex and relationship researcher and a therapist; Justin Hancock is a sex educator and youth worker. Their approach to sexuality, gender and relationships has a lot in common with our sex-party, Curiosity; consent is the focus, clear communication is emphasized, and there is no one way to approach having fun. Their book, Enjoy Sex (How, when and IF you want to): A Practical and Inclusive Guide is accessible and brilliant. Their podcast and zines are worth checking out too: http://megjohnandjustin.com/
Demasque Magazine is an independent magazine designed for and dedicated to the BDSM, fetish and kink communities. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Demasque is created by lifestyle kinksters who want to show off their local scene as well as feature exciting pieces from around the globe.
Urban Tantra: Sacred Sex for the Twenty-First Century, by Barbara Carrellas. Absolute gold. This book was an important part of Curious Creatures' learning. It is an approach to sexuality that is accessible, diversity-friendly, and just a damn fine read. If the common masculine / feminine approach to tantra doesn't work for you, then check this book out.
The Ethical Slut: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships, and Other Freedoms in Sex and Love, by Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy. A great primer (and then some) about polyamory. A very good read if you're considering any other relationship style than straight-down-the-line monogamy (and even then, a bunch of the stuff around insecurities, jealousy and communication is still very applicable).
A Better Normal: Your Guide to Rediscovering Intimacy After Cancer, by Tess Deveze. Tess, a facilitator with Curious Creatures and creator of many of our pre-recorded trainings, has put together this 'must have' book on cancer and sexuality, inspired in part by their own journey through cancer. As an Occupational Therapist, they bring a credible recovery approach to the world of sex, and do so in a way that makes no assumptions about gender, relationships, goals, or anything else. A very strong recommend.
The Art of the Hook-Up, by Aussie escort, Georgie Wolf. In this straightforward guide, Georgie offers practical strategies for casual sex and online dating. She shows how communication, consent, and connection can put you ahead of the competition at every stage of the hook-up process. Plus she runs this Melbourne workshop, on the same.
Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns: The Romance and Sexual Sorcery of Sadomasochism, by Philip Miller and Molly Devon.
This unabashed, entertaining book strips away myth, shame and fear, revealing the truth about an intense form of eroticism too long misunderstood and condemned.
The Erotic Mind: Unlocking the Inner Sources of Passion and Fulfillment, by Jack Morin. Based on an in-depth analysis of over 1,000 provocative stories of peak sexual experiences, The Erotic Mind offers clear, accessible guidance on how anyone can utilize their own peak encounters and fantasies as powerful tools of self-discovery.
Playing Well With Others: Your Field Guide to Discovering, Navigating and Exploring the Kink, Leather and BDSM Communities, by Lee Harrington and Molleena Williams. Whether you're a trembling novice or a jaded expert, there's always something new to be discovered in the endlessly changing, complex and titillating world of kink.
When Someone You Love is Kinky, by Dossie Easton and Catherine A. Liszt. Designed to introduce people with no experience to the leather community, this book explains what S/M players do and how we make it safe.
Meg-John Barker is a sex and relationship researcher and a therapist; Justin Hancock is a sex educator and youth worker. Their approach to sexuality, gender and relationships has a lot in common with our sex-party, Curiosity; consent is the focus, clear communication is emphasized, and there is no one way to approach having fun. Their book, Enjoy Sex (How, when and IF you want to): A Practical and Inclusive Guide is accessible and brilliant. Their podcast and zines are worth checking out too: http://megjohnandjustin.com/
Demasque Magazine is an independent magazine designed for and dedicated to the BDSM, fetish and kink communities. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Demasque is created by lifestyle kinksters who want to show off their local scene as well as feature exciting pieces from around the globe.
Events & Supports
PolyVic (short for Polyamory Victoria) run discussion groups and social activities. This is a great community of people that will very quickly normalise your non-monogamous inclinations, and give you bundles of useful information.
Buff Events (Facebook page) are a good crew, running events mostly (but not only) for men. Dance parties with play, and more socially-focussed nights.
PolyFORUM (consensual non-monogamy and polyamory 'forum') is a monthly event for those walking a road less travelled in relationships. It's a ritualised group sharing process that utilises the collective intelligence to provide an outside perspective to an internal experience. Go for peer support, social connection, and the sharing of what it means to love more than one partner.
Provocation is a monthly kink event in Melbourne's cbd. The link will take you to Oz Kink Fest, which is related, and is also well worth checking out).
Sexual Health Checks
These centers are consistently reported to be positive and well-informed in relation to alternative relationship structures, sex-workers, kink / bdsm, and various gender identities and attractions.
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC) is a walk in and wait clinic for screening / testing for sexually transmissable infections (STIs). Their website is also a good resource to get more info about sexual health.
Northside Clinic (Melbourne) is an independent and private General Practice in Melbourne's inner north that is open to all, but has a focus on sexual health, and providing care to the LGBT communities and HIV positive community.
New South Wales lgbtqi sexual health (and other) services: ACON.
Workshops / Training
The Institute of Somatic Sexology is run by Deej and Uma (and others) primarily out of Brisbane. They do a range of things from evening classes, to year-long courses. Deej and Uma are world-class facilitators, and Curious Creatures unconditionally recommends their work. We are lucky to have access to ISS's work, and Curious Creatures credit some of our offerings back to ISS.
Professional Services
It's surprisingly hard to find accountants that are aware of your needs as a sex-worker, or other business operating in a sexuality field. Forest House (based in Perth, Australia, but with clients around the world including Curious Creatures) are such a business.
We warmly recommend the lawyerly services of Avenue Solutions.
Helping Survivors is an advocacy dedicated to helping victims of sexual violence. Their website is a compilation of information around different instances of sexual violence. They offer resources to assist survivors and their families, and we will continuously be adding more. They recently made a guide explaining what proper consent looks like. Check it out: What Consent Looks Like.
Other Resources
Sexuality workshops / events / retail
Curious Creatures
Passionfruit
Dancing Eros
Oz Kink Fest and Fetish Expo
Wheeler Centre - sex & gender / erotic fiction events
Australian Burlesque Festival
Sexpo
Celebrating Sexuality
Toy stores
The Spicy Boudoir - Pleasure products for the over 50s and people living with a disability.
Passionfruit - Sensuality shop and adult toys.
Eagle Leather - Anal toys, bondage gear and latex clothing.
Lucrezia and De Sade - Bondage fetish gear and fetish toys.
Claws & Clamps - Assorted claws for BDSM or cosplay (and clamps).
Max Black - sex toys, bdsm gear.
Workshop venues
Pulse is a ~105sqm venue set up with facilitators in mind, in Brunswick, Melbourne (and is the main venue used by Curious Creatures).
Spirit Kink is a sex-positive sanctuary which is situated on a private 2.5 acre bushland property in the leafy suburbs of Plenty Victoria, Australia. It has been crafted for sex-positive individuals and communities (specifically LGBTQIA, polyamorous, kinksters, naturalists, and monogamous couples and individuals, including the curious).
Sydney: Leela Centre
Sydney surrounds retreat centre: Yanada
Dungeon / play-space furniture, hidden suspension points, etc
Kinky Engineer on Instagram - or - Kinky Engineer via email
Want to add a sex-positive resource?
Contact us with the details to be considered. We may check you out and add you if you fit with our sex positive ethos.
PolyVic (short for Polyamory Victoria) run discussion groups and social activities. This is a great community of people that will very quickly normalise your non-monogamous inclinations, and give you bundles of useful information.
Buff Events (Facebook page) are a good crew, running events mostly (but not only) for men. Dance parties with play, and more socially-focussed nights.
PolyFORUM (consensual non-monogamy and polyamory 'forum') is a monthly event for those walking a road less travelled in relationships. It's a ritualised group sharing process that utilises the collective intelligence to provide an outside perspective to an internal experience. Go for peer support, social connection, and the sharing of what it means to love more than one partner.
Provocation is a monthly kink event in Melbourne's cbd. The link will take you to Oz Kink Fest, which is related, and is also well worth checking out).
Sexual Health Checks
These centers are consistently reported to be positive and well-informed in relation to alternative relationship structures, sex-workers, kink / bdsm, and various gender identities and attractions.
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC) is a walk in and wait clinic for screening / testing for sexually transmissable infections (STIs). Their website is also a good resource to get more info about sexual health.
Northside Clinic (Melbourne) is an independent and private General Practice in Melbourne's inner north that is open to all, but has a focus on sexual health, and providing care to the LGBT communities and HIV positive community.
New South Wales lgbtqi sexual health (and other) services: ACON.
Workshops / Training
The Institute of Somatic Sexology is run by Deej and Uma (and others) primarily out of Brisbane. They do a range of things from evening classes, to year-long courses. Deej and Uma are world-class facilitators, and Curious Creatures unconditionally recommends their work. We are lucky to have access to ISS's work, and Curious Creatures credit some of our offerings back to ISS.
Professional Services
It's surprisingly hard to find accountants that are aware of your needs as a sex-worker, or other business operating in a sexuality field. Forest House (based in Perth, Australia, but with clients around the world including Curious Creatures) are such a business.
We warmly recommend the lawyerly services of Avenue Solutions.
Helping Survivors is an advocacy dedicated to helping victims of sexual violence. Their website is a compilation of information around different instances of sexual violence. They offer resources to assist survivors and their families, and we will continuously be adding more. They recently made a guide explaining what proper consent looks like. Check it out: What Consent Looks Like.
Other Resources
Sexuality workshops / events / retail
Curious Creatures
Passionfruit
Dancing Eros
Oz Kink Fest and Fetish Expo
Wheeler Centre - sex & gender / erotic fiction events
Australian Burlesque Festival
Sexpo
Celebrating Sexuality
Toy stores
The Spicy Boudoir - Pleasure products for the over 50s and people living with a disability.
Passionfruit - Sensuality shop and adult toys.
Eagle Leather - Anal toys, bondage gear and latex clothing.
Lucrezia and De Sade - Bondage fetish gear and fetish toys.
Claws & Clamps - Assorted claws for BDSM or cosplay (and clamps).
Max Black - sex toys, bdsm gear.
Workshop venues
Pulse is a ~105sqm venue set up with facilitators in mind, in Brunswick, Melbourne (and is the main venue used by Curious Creatures).
Spirit Kink is a sex-positive sanctuary which is situated on a private 2.5 acre bushland property in the leafy suburbs of Plenty Victoria, Australia. It has been crafted for sex-positive individuals and communities (specifically LGBTQIA, polyamorous, kinksters, naturalists, and monogamous couples and individuals, including the curious).
Sydney: Leela Centre
Sydney surrounds retreat centre: Yanada
Dungeon / play-space furniture, hidden suspension points, etc
Kinky Engineer on Instagram - or - Kinky Engineer via email
Want to add a sex-positive resource?
Contact us with the details to be considered. We may check you out and add you if you fit with our sex positive ethos.
Curious Creatures are 'gold' supporters of Knotbound, who provide a range of supports, education, and services to Australia's BDSM communities.