Showing posts with label amy levine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amy levine. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

See What I Have to Say on Extra...


Check out this fun segment for extra that features me and Michelle Adams from Lonny Magazine.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Sex, Wine & Chocolate--Sign up before it's sold out!

Sex, Wine & Chocolate
Coco de Mer, NYC, 236 Elizabeth Street (btw Houston and Prince)
Tuesday, October 5th, 7:00 p.m.
$75

What more could anyone want? All three benefit your health and bring pleasure. Savor every sip, taste and touch more fully through this decadent tasting of wine and chocolate, which integrates a unique look at the intersection of these three joys in life. Wine educator Tracy Ellen Kamens will help you appreciate a series of wines on a deeper level by breathing in their scent and savoring the taste, especially when paired with rich chocolates. Sexuality educator Amy Levine will relate how this attention to detail enhances intimacy and sexual satisfaction, as well as addressing sensual touch techniques. Talking, sharing and laughing are encouraged in this classroom as participants practice how descriptive words heighten enjoyment. The owner of Grand Cru Classes, Tracy Ellen Kamens is a Certified Wine Educator who combines her love of teaching with her passion for wine. Amy Levine is a nationally recognized sex coach, certified sexuality educator and founder of Sex Ed Solutions whose mission is to inspire singles and couples to be savvy and empowered in and out of the bedroom.

Coco de Mer accepts reservations over the phone or at the store. To RSVP please call 212 966 9069.

Thursday, July 09, 2009

Double-Duty has Many Meanings



Well, I was on Rachael Ray the other day for my double-duty cleaning tip. When they originally called, I thought they wanted me to do a segment on sex. Who knew my cleaning tips were in such demand?!?! It was a fun experience, so check out what I have to say. Just remember, not to use dryer sheets on porous surfaces like Teflon, as the smell seeps out of the oven when it's heated (something that's likely not healthy). Only use it on glass, stainless steel and other non-porous products.