ABOUT ME
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Hi, I’m Miranda Cheng
I’m an Intimacy, Pleasure & S*x (Re)Educator, Integrative Pelvic Care Provider and Pelvic Floor Bodyworker, certified in The Fembodiment™ Method and Holistic Pelvic Care™.
My work sits at the intersection of sexuality, pleasure, education and pelvic care. I support women, people with vulvas and couples to better understand their bodies, explore their sexuality and discover what better sex means for them.
I believe pleasure can be part of healing, but it can also be about curiosity, play, connection, exploration or simply discovering more about yourself.
For more than a decade, my work has been shaped by embodiment, yoga, meditation and somatic practice, alongside ongoing study in sexuality and pelvic care.
Over time, my attention kept returning to the pelvis and to how rarely we're given the language, education or space to understand this part of ourselves.
Today, I work with clients online across Australia and around the world, alongside offering hands-on Pelvic Care in person.
How I Work
I approach sexuality, pleasure, intimacy and pelvic care through a holistic lens, recognising that our experiences are shaped by more than any one part of us.
There’s no single formula for this work. Sessions are collaborative and shaped by you, your experiences, your questions, your body and what feels appropriate to explore.
We might work with conversation and education, or bring attention to sensation, movement, breath, pleasure, boundaries, nervous system patterns and the ways your body responds. There is space to slow things down, notice what’s happening and get curious about what you find.
Rather than telling you what your experience means or what your body should be doing, my role is to offer information, practices and support while you remain the authority on your own experience.
The body and nervous system don’t always move at the pace of the mind, so we work at a pace that feels safer or safe enough for you, with choice and agency throughout.
What Matters in This Work
I believe sexuality is something we can understand, explore and develop a relationship with over time.
There is no one way your sexuality, pleasure or body should look or feel. What matters is having the space, information and support to notice what is true for you.
Curiosity, consent, body literacy and choice sit at the centre of my work. The aim is not to move you toward a prescribed outcome, but to support a deeper understanding of your own experience.
My Background
My path into this work has developed through years of study, teaching and embodied practice. Before specialising in sexuality and pelvic care, I trained extensively in yoga and meditation and spent years facilitating practices centred around body awareness, breath, movement and embodied experience.
Over time, my work moved more deeply into sexuality, nervous system awareness and pelvic care, leading to further professional training in Holistic Sexology, The Fembodiment™ Method and specialised pelvic care approaches.
Training & Professional Development
The Fembodiment™ Method
Jenni Mears
Advanced professional training in Holistic Sexuality and Integrative Pelvic Care
Holistic Pelvic Care™
Tami Lynn Kent
Levels 1–3
Sexual Sovereignty
Training with Tina Nance
Yoga & Meditation
500+ hours of teacher training across multiple teachers and lineages
Current Professional Development
Sex, Desire & Relationships: Desire Discrepancy, Arousal & Intimacy
Tammy Nelson, PHD & Emily Nagoski, PHD
Ongoing Fembodiment™ supervision and continuing professional development
Student Care Support Team member
IICT Accredited & Registered Practitioner
In Practice
Beyond formal training, my experience has been shaped by extensive time in workshop, retreat and group spaces exploring sexuality, embodiment and relational practice.
My work includes 1:1 sessions with individuals and couples, workshop and retreat facilitation, group support, and podcast conversations exploring sexuality, embodiment and pelvic care.
I remain committed to ongoing study, supervision and personal development as part of maintaining a thoughtful, evolving practice.
My services are not designed to be a replacement or substitute for a licensed medical professional.
If you have recently experienced or been affected by a difficult or traumatic experience,
please do not delay in seeking advice & guidance from a qualified health professional.