Pink Fest: The Vulva Edition

“What’s the difference between a vulva or a vagina?”, “I am too scared to look down there”, “Am I ‘normal’?”, “It looks so ugly”. Ever had a question about your intimate bits but you were too embarrassed to ask? Here’s your chance to foster a deeper connection with your body with a trained sex therapist!

What Makes this Unique:

Forget everything you’ve been told about shame or discomfort—vulva education isn’t about judgement or negativity. It’s about learning, loving, and celebrating this amazing instrument of pleasure. Through the sex ed you wished you had in your 20’s, and making mindful art that’s discreet and beautiful in the style of Georgia O’Keefe, you’ll unlearn shame and fear around your sacred feminine energy in a safe, supportive space. (P.S Don’t worry, there’s no nudity involved!)

In the words of O’Keefe herself: “I’ve been absolutely terrified every moment of my life and I’ve never let it keep me from a single thing that I wanted to do.”

What to Expect:

• Acquire foundational knowledge about vulva anatomy, function and pleasure
• Engage in a mindfulness exercise and Nagomi Art to enhance body awareness,
• Develop your own personal affirmation whenever you feel doubt in your sensuality.

Who is it for:

• Those who are shy but curious to know about themselves “down there”
• Those who want to reclaim their sensuality and feminine energy
• Those who want to spend a mindful afternoon learning and celebrating their bodies
• Women & Vulva-owners only
• Adult-only event

Details:

This experience will take place at Crane OUE, between 2:30PM-5:30PM. Tickets are priced at $60.

Meet Your Host:

Dian Handayani
Dian, a sex therapist, sex coach, and founder of Nambani in Singapore, has 14 years of clinical experience, having started her career as a mental health art therapist in a public hospital. She holds an MA in Art Therapy from LaSalle College and an MSc in Medicine from the University of Sydney, and she is a board-certified sexologist. As a published author, she contributes to a chapter on sexual shame in the book Solution-Focused Coaching in Asia.

Dian provides an inclusive, safe and nurturing environment for clients to explore their authentic sexual selves, drawing on insights from ongoing training, supervision, and a broad professional network. She focuses on assisting clients with sexistential issues, body image, sexual shame, anxiety, and cultural differences in mixed-marriage couples.

Noorindah Iskandar
Shy & Curious
Noorindah is the founder of Shy & Curious (https://shyandcurious.com), an online platform that explores sex and love without the fear of having to hide your Google search history. Through personal essays, workshops and a sense of humour, she helps to demystify taboo topics and unlearn shame & guilt around sexual wellness, relationships and self-discovery for the shy yet curious at heart. Shy & Curious has been featured by The Straits Times, Channel News Asia, WGSN Trends New York, Her World and Rice Media.