The G Spot with Grace Alice

In our latest visit to The G Spot, Grace speaks to radio host and content creator Nathalie Lennon, who also has her own podcast called The Dating Games. Nathalie shares her own experiences of sex education, and also touches on her journey through hypothalamic amenorrhea (losing her period for 6 years due to excessive training and the effects of an eating disorder) and how this affected her sexual development and relationships. Grace and Nathalie also talk through some dilemmas; what to do if you or your partner are having erection difficulties, and advice for a teacher grappling with a potentially problematic relationship.  Bodywhys is the national eating disorder association in Ireland, offering support at 01 210 7906 or through their email and online services at bodywhys.ie.   We are incredibly excited to announce that we are celebrating season 2 of The G Spot with a brand new competition with Playblue.ie for over €300 worth of scx toys. One lucky winner will of of Grace's season 2 picks. All you have to do is make sure you're following @grace_alice_oshea, @headstuff and @playblueireland and then tag your bestie or beloved in the comments of this video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCWuXTgMfAT/?igsh=MXgxd2h2NGJoN2FubA== Winner will be announced in the last episode of the season on December 18th! Good luck. This episode is sponsored by PlayBlue, Ireland's favourite adult store. Ireland’s favourite adult store. Find out more at https://playblue.ie/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this extra spicy episode, Grace speaks to who she considers to be the kink queen of Ireland! Her guest is the incredibly knowledgeable and refreshing Aoife Murray, an Irish kink educator who has informed and empowered thousands through her work. Aoife graciously shares her own experiences of being in the kink community and her power-exchange relationships, and what it all means to her. Grace and Aoife also tackle a dilemma about getting started in the world of kink - how to meet people, red flags to look out for, and just a great chat about normalising the diversity of human sexuality and kink. We are incredibly excited to announce that we are celebrating season 2 of The G Spot with a brand new competition with Playblue.ie for over €300 worth of scx toys. One lucky winner will of of Grace's season 2 picks. All you have to do is make sure you're following @grace_alice_oshea, @headstuff and @playblueireland and then tag your bestie or beloved in the comments of this video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCWuXTgMfAT/?igsh=MXgxd2h2NGJoN2FubA== Winner will be announced in the last episode of the season on December 18th! Good luck. This episode is sponsored by PlayBlue, Ireland's favourite adult store. Ireland’s favourite adult store. Find out more at https://playblue.ie/ Grace Alice Ó Sé is a sex and intimacy specialist and author from Kerry, Ireland. Grace's aim is to prevent people suffering in silence with sexual and intimacy issues, as she believes everyone deserves a life filled with joy, pleasure and connection. She offers 1-1 coaching sessions to individuals, couples coaching, workshops, courses, and delivers sex positive education for adults through her extensive work in the media (including this podcast!). If you would like to work with Grace or learn more, you can find her at gracealice.com or on Instagram under @grace_alice_oshea. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 3 of our second season of The G Spot, Grace speaks to the wise and wonderful Dr. Afif El-Khuffash, neonatologist and co-host of fellow Headstuff podcast, The Baby Tribe. Afif shares fascinating anecdotes about learning - or not learning - about sex growing up in the Middle East. Grace also enlists Afif's help in answering some dilemmas about getting back into enjoying sex after the mechanics of baby-making and navigating friend's opinions on your sexless but happy relationship. This episode is sponsored by PlayBlue, Ireland's favourite adult store. Ireland’s favourite adult store. Find out more at https://playblue.ie/ Grace Alice Ó Sé is a sex and intimacy specialist and author from Kerry, Ireland. Grace's aim is to prevent people suffering in silence with sexual and intimacy issues, as she believes everyone deserves a life filled with joy, pleasure and connection. She offers 1-1 coaching sessions to individuals, couples coaching, workshops, courses, and delivers sex positive education for adults through her extensive work in the media (including this podcast!). If you would like to work with Grace or learn more, you can find her at gracealice.com or on Instagram under @grace_alice_oshea.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 2, Grace has the pleasure and honour of speaking to the incredible Natasha O' Brien. Natasha is a human rights activist whose voice has been instrumental in addressing gender-based violence in Ireland and the flaws in our justice system.  Grace and Natasha discuss Natasha's experience of being the victim of a violent attack and navigating the extremely challenging legal process. And because Natasha is - like so many of us - much more than a victim, we talk about lots more too, including sex education, supporting a partner who has been sexually assaulted and approaching the delicate situation of when you can't stand your loved one's new partner! Please read on further for info on support services related to the topics discussed. This episode is sponsored by PlayBlue, Ireland's favourite adult store. Ireland’s favourite adult store. Find out more at https://playblue.ie/ Grace Alice Ó Sé is a sex and intimacy specialist and author from Kerry, Ireland. Grace's aim is to prevent people suffering in silence with sexual and intimacy issues, as she believes everyone deserves a life filled with joy, pleasure and connection. She offers 1-1 coaching sessions to individuals, couples coaching, workshops, courses, and delivers sex positive education for adults through her extensive work in the media (including this podcast!). If you would like to work with Grace or learn more, you can find her at gracealice.com or on Instagram under @grace_alice_oshea.  As Grace flagged in the intro to this ep, there are some sensitive topics addressed. If you or someone you know is affected by issues related to homophobia, gender-based violence, sexual assault, abusive relationships, mental health struggles, or suicidal thoughts, please remember you're not alone; there are people ready to listen and help. Samaritans Ireland offers 24/7 emotional support for anyone going through a tough time; reach them at 116 123 or click on this link to see details for various mental health services on the HSE website. For support related to domestic violence or abusive relationships, Women's Aid provides support for women at 1800 341 900, while Men's Aid supports men at 01 554 3811. Dublin Rape Crisis Centre offers a national helpline for those impacted by sexual assault at 1800 778 888.  LGBT Ireland offers mental health and support services at 1800 929 539 or you can text LGBTI+ to 50808 to access a free 24/7 text support service for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices