Meet our co-host for the Self-Love Series, Dr. Saida Désilets! Join us for an inspiring journey of self-discovery and healing as we explore the path to reclaiming confidence, body awareness, and emotional well-being after a breast cancer diagnosis. Survivorship isn’t just about recovery—it’s about embracing and honoring the changes in your body, heart, and soul.
Through heartfelt discussions and expert insights, we’ll uncover the powerful role self-love plays in healing, rebuilding, and moving forward after trauma. You’ll gain practical tools and practices to help navigate your emotions, embrace your transformation, and find strength in every step.
This is your space to connect, reflect, and grow—because loving yourself after trauma isn’t just important, it’s transformative.
Our three-part series will take place via zoom, so make sure to save a spot for yourself! Can’t make any of the events? No worries! Each series will be recorded and posted on our Youtube channel, so you can stay connected.
Dr. Saida Désilets is a pioneering advocate for sexual sovereignty, dedicated to empowering individuals to fully inhabit their bodies and embrace their innate body intelligence. Her mission is to inspire people to live life on their own terms, fostering a deep connection with themselves that leads to increased vitality, beauty, and pleasure.
Growing up as a French-Canadian farm girl on First Nation reservations, Dr. Saida developed a profound understanding of the sensual connection between women and nature. This upbringing nurtured her passion for truth and pleasure, culminating in the creation of the Désilets Method. This methodology examines the impact of sexual practices on women's psychosexual well-being, encouraging them to reclaim their bodies and voices.
"My intention is to remind you that you are sexually sovereign while inspiring you to live life on your own terms.”
Dr. Saida's work has reached a global audience through her books, articles, and seminars, inspiring millions of women to transform their lives. Her insights have contributed to numerous podcasts and have been featured in works by Dr. Christiane Northrup and Dr. Rachel Carlton Abrams. Additionally, her methods have influenced female medicine, being incorporated into luminary talks and medical textbooks, leading to remarkable healing experiences for women embracing their erotic innocence.
A traumatic sexual experience in 1994, which left her with a dire prognosis, became a catalyst for Dr. Saida's journey. Defying the odds, she has since performed thousands of solo belly dance shows, earned a black belt in 7 Star Praying Mantis martial arts, and established successful holistic healing businesses. Her literary contributions include "Emergence of the Sensual Woman" and "Desire," and she holds a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Psychology. As the founder of the Modern Jade Egg movement, Dr. Saida has developed multiple online courses, advised multiple apps such as Cabau (women’s empowerment fitness app), Kama (sexual wellness), and BrainTap (brain optimization), co-created with Aaron Michael a medical protocol for sexual dysfunction for the company Adamo BioSciences, and is currently advising the DoJ of South Africa on ways to support women to heal from painful intercourse and periods.
Dr. Saida embodies the transformative power of aligning with one's essential nature, demonstrating that embracing our sexuality as a natural and powerful resource leads to profound healing and creativity. By reconnecting consciousness and heart with our true selves, we can heal past wounds and infuse all areas of life with beauty and delight.
