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Sexual Awareness Program: what you’ll learn in our live Sunday sessions

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The Better Intimate Sexual Awareness Program is a live, online, 60-minute group master session held every Sunday: women 3:00–4:00 PM IST and men 4:30–5:30 PM IST. It covers sexual response, desire, sexual health, myths and facts, consent and communication. The fee is ₹999 in India (US$19.98 abroad); you register and pay on WhatsApp, then receive the joining link.

Key takeaways
  • Every Sunday, live online: women 3 PM IST, men 4:30 PM IST.
  • 60 minutes of accurate, judgement-free sexual health education.
  • Camera optional; questions can be asked privately in the chat.
  • Register on WhatsApp; pay first, then receive your joining link.
In this article
  1. What the program is
  2. What you will learn
  3. Why group education works
  4. How to register
  5. Myths and facts
  6. When to get personal help

Most adults never received clear, respectful sex education. Many learnt from friends, films or the internet, which leaves a lot of confusion, anxiety and myths. The Sexual Awareness Program was created to change that, one Sunday at a time.

What the program is

A live online group master session, every Sunday, with separate sessions for women and men:

  • Women: 3:00–4:00 PM IST
  • Men: 4:30–5:30 PM IST
  • Duration: 60 minutes
  • Fee: ₹999 per person in India, US$19.98 outside India

See dates and register on the Sexual Awareness Program page.

What you will learn

In the women’s session

  • How the female body and sexual response work
  • Desire, arousal and what affects them
  • Myths and facts about women’s sexual health
  • Pain, fear of penetration and vaginismus: when to seek help
  • Sexual health, hygiene and comfort
  • Consent, boundaries and confident communication

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In the men’s session

  • How the male body and sexual response work
  • Erections, ejaculation and performance anxiety
  • Myths about masturbation, nightfall and “weakness”
  • Pornography and realistic expectations
  • Sexual health, hygiene and lifestyle
  • When to see a sexologist or a doctor

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Why group education works

Hearing accurate information in a calm, respectful setting reduces shame and anxiety. Many participants realise their worries are common, and that most concerns are understandable and workable.

How to register

  1. Choose the women’s or men’s session and your Sunday.
  2. Tap Register on WhatsApp; your session and date are pre-filled.
  3. Pay the registration fee through the secure link we share.
  4. Receive the joining link on WhatsApp and join live.

Myths and facts

  • Myth: Adults already know everything about sex. Fact: Most adults never had accurate sex education.
  • Myth: These sessions are embarrassing. Fact: Language is plain and non-explicit, and you can stay anonymous.
  • Myth: Education is only for people with problems. Fact: Good information helps everyone feel more confident.

When to get personal help

The program is education, not therapy. If you have a specific concern such as premature ejaculation, erection difficulties, painful intercourse or low desire, start the free confidential assessment.

The bottom line

One hour on a Sunday can replace years of myths with clear, confident understanding. Join live, stay private, and ask what you have always wanted to ask.

Frequently asked questions

Adults aged 18+ who want reliable information about sexual health, desire and relationships: single, engaged or married.

No. It is education and awareness in a group. For a personal concern, take the free confidential assessment and book a private session.

Yes. The session is online and shown in your local time on the program page. The fee outside India is US$19.98.

No. Keep your camera off, use any display name and ask questions privately in the chat if you like.

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This article is for general education and is not a substitute for personal medical advice. If you have sudden symptoms, pain, bleeding or thoughts of self-harm, please contact a doctor or local emergency services.

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