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?Keen to hear more? We've enlisted sexual wellness brand and its in-house sex and relationships expert, Kate Moyle, to break down the biggest sex trends of the year. Since 40-60% of women masturbate and only 18% (!) of women can orgasm from penetrative sex, it’s no wonder we are seeing a surge of non-penetrative practices. Touching, kissing, teasing, and rubbing all count as “outercourse,” another name for non-penetrative sex that's an essential form of pleasure and sexual wellness. Indeed, 45% of Brits find it easier to reach orgasm if they have engaged in outercourse; 56% of them see it as an important part of their sexual experience.“More focus on exploration of the erogenous zones emphasizes the pleasure and play in sex, expanding the focus past penetration," says Moyle.

LELO UK ’s sex and relationship expert Kate Moyle explains the different types of orgasms. She also gave us the low down on how you can best achieve them.The clitoral orgasm is how the majority of women experience orgasm through direct stimulation of the external part of the clitoral structure.As the largest part of the clitoris, it can't be directly touched as it's inside the body, this makes many sex toys featured around stimulating this specific area a real asset for both solo and partnered play for trying different types of stimulation.A good water-based lubricant is the perfect addition to any type of clitoral stimulation as unlike the vagina it does not self lubricate.The anus is packed full of very sensitive and erogenous nerves which when stimulated can help the receiver to reach orgasm.As with all orgasms, a cocktail of arousal, desire, sensitivity and the erotic all play a part in experiencing pleasure and reaching the peak of the experience.

sex – but do you really know the truth behind some common bedroom myths out there?LELO’s sex and relationship expert, Kate Moyle, has debunked some of the most well-known bedroom tales out there.

Halloween which means trick or treat, but in this case it's all about the treat.If you want to take things to another level between the sheets, trying new sex positions are always the way forward.And if you fancy keeping it in tune with the spooky period then you're in luck too. From toy play to blindfolds and teasing those sensory spots, sexual wellness brand LELO has got you covered.

LELO found that 41% of men used a male sex toy for the first time during the pandemic and over one in six (16%) use a male sex toy at least once a day.And it's not just popular in partnered sex, with almost of quarter of men (22%) admitting they've used a male toy for solo play.In fact, men are more likely to use a sex toy for solo pleasure that they are for partnered, 41% and 33% respectively.Kate Moyle, LELO UK’s sex and relationship expert, comments: “The sex toy market is dominated by female focused products, but attitudes are shifting and we are placing more recognition and importance on sexual wellness and wellbeing in general, and as a part of that pleasure which is for everyone."Sex toys for solo pleasure are a great way of mixing

dating over the past year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.Meeting through video chats, socially distanced walks or taking a break all together have become the new normal for many.Now that restaurants, bars and cinemas are open and we are allowed to meet up with others, the dating scene is opening back up again.But, some singletons may be nerved to get back out there…Sexual wellness brand LELO knows this transition won’t be easy for some after so many months being stuck at home.So, it’s teamed up with its sex and relationship expert Kate Moyle to share a guide back to dating in real-life:Just because restrictions have been lifted doesn't mean that you need to jump back in at the deep end, you can take your time if you are feeling nervous

TV's Ferne McCann was told she could be a sex therapist, and revealed her boobs have perked up after becoming a mum. The Towie favourite made a series of candid revelations while doing an online chat with psychosexual and relationship therapist Kate Moyle.

Fees vary, contact for a 20 minute free initial consultation; audreystephenson.co.uk/ Kate Moyle is more than just a sex and relationship therapist.

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Since the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Brits with even a “mild cough” should self-isolate, many more people have been working from home.