About

Yna, Creative intimacy facilitator, conscious (s)explorer

I’m Yna, a French explorer of conscious body connection, sensuality and intimacy.

Nomadic since 2021, I’m passionate about human connection, discovering what improve our physical and mental well-being, and make us feel fully alive and joyful.

Since 2022, I’ve been immersed in the international sex-positive and tantra communities, and I am trained in sexotherapy and Tantric Lingam Massage. I’ve deeply explored conscious intimacy and the power of touch and I strongly believe that when we feel more connected to our bodies and others, we become healthier, happier and more peaceful - and so does the world.

As I also facilitate healthcare innovation workshops, where we question habits and test new ideas, I started to wonder:

what if we approached intimacy and connection with the same curiosity, creativity and out-of-the-box mindset ?

That's why I created YnaXplora !

Ynaxplora Values

~ Curiosity ~

Openness to explore body connection without expectation or judgment.
Letting creativity find new ways to move, touch, and connect.

~ Consent ~

Consent is the foundation of every healthy interaction.
Sensing what truly feels right before giving an answer.
Asking clearly, listening deeply, and checking in along the way — honoring every yes and every no.
This is what allows safety and freedom to exist together.

~ Daring ~

The courage to be vulnerable without fear of judgment.
Daring to express desires, set boundaries, and explore freely.

~ Playfulness ~

Exploring and experimenting with lightness and joy.
Intimacy doesn’t have to be heavy or serious to be deep.

~ Presence ~

Being fully present and aware, here and now, with intention and attention.

~ Care ~

Caring for your own needs is essential. Everything is an invitation — nothing is mandatory.
Moving slowly, respecting boundaries, welcoming emotions, caring for each other and the shared space as if it was our own home.

~ Inclusivity ~

All bodies, identities, experiences, and desires are welcome as they are.

Each one is met where they are.

Differences are honored, and empathy replaces judgment.

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