A Live Conversation
Flourishing: A Conversation with Health Professionals Who Recommend OM
A panel of four clinicians who recommend OM to their patients, and practice it themselves.
- Date
- Mon, May 25
- Time
- 3 PM ET
- Format
- Live on Zoom
- Cost
- Free
Hosted by
Dr. Caroline Griggs, PharmD
Director of Research, Institute of OM Foundation
Monday, May 25 at 3 PM ET · Live on Zoom · Hosted by Eros Platform.
About the panel
A superior health technology meets institutional resistance.
Join a panel of clinicians who recommend Orgasmic Meditation to their patients — and practice it themselves.
Orgasmic Meditation is emerging as a somatic protocol for the conditions conventional medicine has struggled to treat: chronic stress, trauma, disconnection from the body, low libido, hormonal dysregulation, and depletion that doesn't show up on labs. Clinical observers have documented reductions in PTSD symptoms, improvements in emotional regulation, decreased anxiety and depression, and a measurable increase in patients' capacity to feel.
These clinicians aren't reporting from the outside. They practice it themselves.
The Panel
Who you'll hear from
Research Coordinator
Dr. Caroline Griggs, PharmD
IOM Foundation
Panelist
Dr. Teresa Diaz
OB/GYN and functional medicine physician, 25 years in practice. Founder of an embodiment-centered model she calls 'orgasmic medicine.'
Panelist
Dr. Michelle Veneziano
Family practice physician and Cranial Osteopath, 25 years treating sensitive people with trauma. Focuses on patterns and resistance held in the body.
Panelist
Charity Danker, LPC, CST
AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist, 16 years in clinical practice. Integrates OM as a structured complement to Sensate Focus for couples.
What clinicians observe
A somatic protocol for what conventional medicine has struggled to treat.
Chronic stress. Trauma. Disconnection from the body. Low libido. Hormonal dysregulation. Depletion that doesn't show up on labs.
These clinicians describe a different point of entry — one that treats sensation as data, and the body as the place healing actually happens.
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Reductions in PTSD symptoms documented by clinical observers
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Improvements in emotional regulation and capacity to feel
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Decreased anxiety and depression alongside the practice
If you're a clinician, a patient, or simply curious about what comes next in medicine — this is a conversation worth being in the room for.
Monday, May 25 at 3 PM ET · Live on Zoom · Hosted by Eros Platform.