MANAGING SEXUAL PAIN
A Workshop for Healing Sexual Pain and Reclaiming Pleasure
A Psychological Approach to Understanding, Managing, and Treating Sexual Pain
Created by Registered Psychologist Tami-lee Duncan, M.Ed., R. Psych., this course blends psychology, physiology, and relational insights to help women better understand their pain—and begin to heal..
5 expert-led video modules
Short, practical lessons (30–60 minutes each) designed to help you understand what’s happening—and what to do next.
Unlimited access
Revisit content anytime, at your own pace
Evidence-based insights
Drawn from over 15 years of clinical experience in sexual health psychology
Printable handouts & exercises
Practical tools to support your learning and healing
Full workshop for the price of one therapy session
Comprehensive, accessible, & affordable
“This course brings together what I typically cover in the first 5–10 sessions of therapy—so more women can access the knowledge, tools, and hope they deserve.”
“For too long, female pelvic and sexual pain has been under-researched and undertreated. This course bridges that gap, offering accessible, reliable, and compassionate guidance that empowers women to take charge of their healing.”
An Introduction…
Module Content:
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Discover the anatomy, language, and common conditions associated with pelvic and vulvar pain—so you can better advocate for your care.
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Learn about medical, physiologic, and psychological treatment options and how to integrate them into your healing journey.
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Explore the emotional and relational impact of sexual pain and build a stronger, more compassionate relationship with your body.
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Gain practical strategies for discussing sex, health, and intimacy in ways that foster safety, connection, and understanding.
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Rediscover what pleasure means to you and learn techniques to cultivate intimacy—even when pain persists.
Sexual pain affects millions of women worldwide, yet few receive the support they need.
This course distills over 15 years of clinical experience into accessible, empowering lessons designed to help you understand your pain, advocate for yourself, and reconnect with intimacy and pleasure.
Meet Your Instructor
Tami-lee Duncan, M.Ed., R. Psych.
Registered Psychologist | Sexual Health Specialist | Educator | Advocate
Tami-lee Duncan is a Registered Psychologist specializing in female sexual health and the treatment of pelvic, vaginal, and vulvar pain. Over her 15-year career, she has worked with thousands of women and couples navigating sexual pain, intimacy challenges, and the complex emotional impact of these conditions.
Her work extends well beyond therapy. Tami-lee has lectured in medical programs, contributed to curriculum development, and led professional education workshops for healthcare providers across Canada. Her leadership and dedication to advancing care for women’s sexual health earned her recognition as one of Edmonton’s Top 40 Under 40 in 2020 for her work in treating sexual pain.
Combining psychological insight with medical understanding, Tami-lee’s approach is both scientifically grounded and deeply compassionate. She is committed to empowering women to feel informed, understood, and in control of their healing—helping them rebuild confidence, comfort, and connection.
