Welcome to dieAmsel Collective

We provide a safe platform for WOMXN to explore their sexuality and conduct self-assessment when they experience pain during or after sexual activity. Our services are science-based and designed to improve individuals' not only sexual but also mental well-being.

About Us -
dieAmsel Collective

dieAmsel Collective consists of individuals who are determined to make life easier for WOMXN. Our team members have specialized in different backgrounds with one common vision: to provide our audience with scientifically accurate and reliable information on sexual pain and well-being.

We are constantly improving our content, so feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or suggestions.

Looking forward to hear from you!

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How Can We Help You?

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Sexual Anatomy

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Sexual Anatomy for All

Scientifically accurate and reliable information on sexual anatomy and functioning.

Workshops

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Workshops and Seminars

Interactive learning opportunities on sexuality and health topics.

Self-Diagnostic

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Self-Diagnostic Tool

Explore your sexual pain through a guided self-diagnostic tool and understand the type of the pain.

Pelvic Floor

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Train Your Pelvic Floor

Learn which type of exercises are suitable for your pain.

Validate Pain

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Validate Your Pain

Learn how to validate and manage your pain through psychological tips.

Professionals

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Connect to Professionals

Personal consultation with professionals.

"I didn't know that it was something that I could talk about. I feel being heard."

Interview Participant (34)

"I don't trust the accuracy of the information on the internet. So I would use an online platform which I can trust."

Survey Participant (37)

"I always thought that pain was normal. I want to be able to have pain free sex."

Survey Participant (27)

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E-Mail: dieamselcollective@gmail.com