Understanding Autism in Self & Others

Join to identify and explore common autistic traits, “uncommon” traits, intersectionalities that affect presentation, and discussion of unmasking and its nuances.

What To Expect From Therapy: You Are The Expert! | Sponsored By Sexy Jobs

Therapy enrolment has more than doubled during the pandemic and continues to rise. However, there still continues to be many misconceptions and overall dread around seeking treatment. Join psychotherapist, Devin D’shae, as we debunk myths and overall fears about going to therapy so that you feel more in control of your sessions and beyond. You are the expert after all! Webinar provided by Devin Green

The What & Why of Self Harm

Understanding self-harm is crucial for providing effective support and treatment. If you or someone you know is struggling with self-harm, reaching out for professional help is important. Attend this webinar that will offer guidance, information, and resources to address underlying issues and develop healthier coping strategies. Topics that will be discussed include:healthier coping strategies.
Emotional Release: Some individuals use self-harm as a way to express feelings that they find difficult to articulate. Physical pain can provide a temporary relief from emotional distress.
Coping Mechanism: For some, self-harm serves as a coping strategy to manage intense emotions like anger, sadness, or anxiety. It can create a sense of control in situations where individuals feel powerless. Numbness: People who experience feelings of numbness or detachment might self-harm to feel something—any physical sensation can seem better than emotional emptiness.
Punishment: Individuals may self-harm as a form of self-punishment, feeling that they deserve to be hurt due to perceived failures, guilt, or shame. Seeking Attention or Help: While not all self-harm is intended to elicit a reaction from others, some individuals might engage in it as a cry for help, signaling that they are struggling and need support.
Peer Influence: In some cases, individuals may begin self-harming as a result of seeing others do it, particularly in environments like schools or online communities.

Unlearning Food Morality: An intro to Intuitive Eating with Emily Richman

Ready to explore how to let go of food shame and embrace the empowering practice of intuitive eating? We’ll start by identifying food shaming language and discuss how it impacts our relationship with food. Next, we’ll shift our focus to recognizing the nutritional value in all foods, helping us break free from the idea of “good” and “bad” foods. Finally, we’ll dive into how to cultivate intuitive eating, learning to trust our bodies, listen to our hunger cues, and enjoy food without shame. This session will offer practical tools and mindset shifts to help you reconnect with your body and nourish yourself in a joyful, balanced way.

Living With Anxiety, panel led by Dr. Tess Kilwein | Pineapple Summit 2023

In this insightful panel discussion, key figures from the adult industry gather to tackle the issue of anxiety. The conversation navigates the intricacies of mental health in a profession that often grapples with societal stigma, performance pressures, and constant scrutiny. Panelists openly share their experiences, examining the unique challenges that contribute to feelings of stress & isolation within the community. The dialogue aims to destigmatize discussions around anxiety, foster empathy, and explore strategies for building a more supportive and resilient environment. By addressing the complexities of mental health in the adult community, the panel seeks to promote understanding and advocate for resources that can positively impact the well-being of individuals in this industry. Dr. Kilwein (name/she/they/Dr.) is a licensed clinical psychologist in California, Colorado, North Dakota, Tennessee, and Wyoming. They specialize in treating trauma/PTSD, addictions, sex, masculinity, sport/mental performance, and transgender/gender expansive concerns. Dr. Kilwein incorporates feminist, multicultural, and liberation therapy techniques throughout their work with clients of all identities. They consider themself an LGBTQIA2S+ and polyamory/consensual non-monogamy co-conspirator, offering inclusive systemic sex therapy to those of all gender/sexuality/relationship identities and behavioral health evaluations, letters, and referrals for those seeking gender affirming medical care access. Panists: Sara Brown, B.Wilde, Erika Love, Jack Waters, Casey Calvert, Demore Avarice, Skyy Knox, Laura Desiree The Pineapple Support 2023 Mental Health Summit Presented by Le Shaw, Sexual Health And Wellness International Research Institute Sponsored by Pornhub, Clips4Sale, STRIPCHAT, CAM4, ErikaLust

Meeting Grief with Grace

Grieving is one of the most human and life-changing experiences, from personal grief to collective grief, yet few of us have any teachings on grief, the grief process, or how to best support ourselves and others as we grieve. Join Claire Fountain; trauma therapist, embodiment teacher and yoga practitioner, as we humanize grief, hold space, and create more ease within ourselves we explore love and loss.

Sexual Challenges: Root Causes and How to Overcome Them

Experiencing sexual challenges – personally or professionally – can adversely impact one’s well-being. This webinar will review the different types of sexual challenges, root causes, and how to overcome them. Barriers to overcoming sexual challenges and how diverse sexual/relationship identities are uniquely impacted will also be covered.

Loneliness and Isolation: How to Find True and Meaningful Connections

Too often we hear that clients are lonely. In a technological world that can both provide us with so many resources, there are still challenges of finding true and meaningful social connections. Join us to learn more about the factors that contribute to isolation in this field of work.

The Importance of Play

In today’s fast-paced, productivity-driven world, the importance of play is often overlooked. Yet, play is a vital part of human development, creativity, and well-being, no matter our age. In this engaging and informative webinar, we’ll explore the many ways in which play is important for adults for improving mental health, self-actualization, and personal growth.

Family Ties: Navigating Relationships in the Adult Industry presented by Salina Smith

In this workshop, we will explore the complexities of family relationships within the adult industry, blending the unique perspectives of an adult performer and a licensed therapist. Participants will engage in discussions about the evolving meaning of family, addressing the challenges and strengths of maintaining familial connections while navigating industry demands.

This session aims to provide insights on fostering mental wellness and support within these relationships. The 2024 Mental Health Summit, a four-day virtual event designed to explore the complexities of relationships for those working in the adult industry.

This year’s summit, led by presenter Laura Desiree, will focus on how content creators navigate various types of relationships, from romantic partnerships to self-relationship. Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on notifications for more insightful discussions throughout the weeklong summit!