Insights and advice
that every over-functioning Superwoman needs to read on their journey to great sex, more intimacy and more connected relationships.
Balance in Your Relationship: Why “Opposites Attract” Isn’t Working Anymore
We’ve always heard the phrase “opposites attract” when it comes to finding a partner, and in the beginning it's usually true. We start off by being attracted to those who reflect the opposite of who we are naturally. Someone who’s soft spoken or shy will often be attracted to someone who’s more outg...
The Process of Healing Your Relationship After an Affair
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While it is considered a taboo topic, we need to open up the conversation about affairs and infidelity.Â
Esther Perel calls infidelity “universally forbidden yet universally practiced” which perfectly characterizes how society views and experiences cheating in relationships. While each person wh...
The Pros & Cons Watching Porn Can Have On Your Relationship
My mission is to re-educate women and give them the answers they need to get that spark back in their life, career, or bedroom. So, even though this might be contentious, I talked about porn on the latest episode of The Pleasure Principles Podcast.Â
Because I support women and advocate for pleasure...
Low Libido: Is it Me or My Hormones?
Hands up if you struggle with low libido, lack of desire, or disinterest in sex and pleasure…
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If you don’t really care when or if you ever have sex again, you’re going to want to read this.
Sex and pleasure are complicated, intricate, and nuanced. I have yet to meet a woman who’...
Hi! I'm Jordin, owner and creator of The Pleasure Collective
I believe that high-achieving women deserve deep intimacy, fulfilling relationships, and pleasure in every area of their lives—without sacrificing their success. My work helps women experience more energy, more connection, and feel fully seen, supported, and loved. I’m here to guide you in breaking free from burnout, prioritizing pleasure, and creating lasting fulfillment—emotionally, physically, and relationally.
