New York Post Feature
I'm thrilled to share that I was recently featured in a New York Post article highlighting the transformative work of Back to the Body and their powerful “Orgasm Camp” in Joshua Tree. The piece explores what it means to reconnect with our bodies, embrace deeper pleasure, and challenge cultural shame around sexuality—and includes a generous shoutout to my work and approach to erotic embodiment.
PRIDE Feature
What Is a Side? Grindr's other sexual position option explained
Court is featured in PRIDE’s newest piece exploring what it means to identify as a “side” — an often overlooked orientation in queer spaces. He shares that many LGBTQ+ folks, especially queer men, realize they’re sides once they feel permission to name it. As he puts it, “Being a side is part of their erotic signature” — a powerful reminder that pleasure doesn’t have to follow one script.
Men's Health Feature
What If Healing Intimacy Looked Different Than You Thought?
I had the pleasure of being featured in Men’s Health for a deep dive into Surrogate Partner Therapy, a transformative approach to intimacy and connection. For many, the idea of healing through guided, embodied experience is unfamiliar—but for those who have walked this path, it’s life-changing.
This work is about breaking through barriers, deepening trust, and reclaiming pleasure in ways that traditional talk therapy often can’t reach. If you’re curious about what’s possible when intimacy becomes intentional, this is a must-read.
VOGUE Feature
Would You Pay $15,000 to Orgasm?
Pleasure isn’t just a luxury—it’s a birthright.
I’ve spent years guiding people back into their bodies, helping them rediscover intimacy, sensuality, and connection in ways that feel deeply authentic and expansive. And now, Vogue is taking notice.
In their latest feature, they dive into Pamela Madsen’s Back to the Body retreat, where I have the privilege of doing this work—holding space, offering touch, and inviting people into profound experiences of erotic embodiment.
The New York Times Feature
5 Vacations That Could Improve Your Sex Life
Exciting news! Court Vox has been featured in The New York Times article,
"5 Vacations That Could Improve Your Sex Life". The piece highlights Court’s transformative work in intimacy and sexual wellness, blending somatic exploration with deep connection at his unique retreats. Click here to read more!
hims Feature
How to Build Sexual Tension With a Long-Term Partner
Court is featured in Hims' latest article on How to Build Sexual Tension With a Long-Term Partner— a juicy read for anyone wanting to keep things hot and connected over time. He shares tips on teasing, building anticipation, and why a little space can go a long way in keeping desire alive. This piece is all about creating intentional, playful tension that deepens intimacy rather than drifting apart. If you’re looking to reignite the spark or keep the fire burning, don’t miss this one. Click here to read more!
AskMen Feature
How To Make Your Sexual Fantasy Into A Reality
I am thrilled to share that Back to the Body, and I have been featured in AskMen’s Love Tip #133, How To Make Your Sexual Fantasy Into A Reality! Dive into insights on building meaningful relationships, enhancing intimacy, and fostering genuine connections. In this article, Court shares powerful tools for deepening emotional bonds and sustaining relationships that go beyond the surface. Check it out for tips that blend practical advice with a touch of heart—perfect for anyone seeking more from their connections. Click HERE to learn more!
Ask Men
Understanding Erotic Blueprints and How It Could Completely Alter Your Sexual Habits
How Knowing Your Erotic Blueprint Could Seemingly Put an End to Bedroom Shame
Ian Stobber December 8, 2021
CLICK HERE to read the full interview and conversation.
On this years issue of Top 10 Buiness Visionaries, Court Vox, tops just right at number 4. "Court believes the erotic has the potential to live within every aspect of our lives, in and out of the bedroom. His holistic view of intimacy involves emotional, mental, spiritual, physical, and experiential aspects. In his capacity as a somatic educator, Court employs a range of body-based exercises and experiences involving breath, movement, sound, touch, and choice, which are then processed verbally to help clients explore these various forms of intimacy through a somatic lens."
CLICK HERE to read the full interview and conversation.
Kinkly Article
The Importance Of Aftercare
By Ryn Pfeuffer April 27th, 2022
“Aftercare is as subjective as desire and while some people are tuned into their needs prior to play and even in the moment, a lot of people don’t know how they like to be cared for after sex or even that it’s an option"
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Cosmopolitan
"How to Do the Face-Off Sex Position Really, Really Well.. It may be simple, but that doesn't mean it's easy."
August 4th, 2021 by Jill Hamilton
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