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A thoughtful, illustrated companion to my Substack article Getting to Know the Vulva.
Created by me - a psychotherapist and artist - this digital guide brings together psychological insight, gentle reflection prompts and hand-drawn illustrations to support curiosity, self-understanding and a more compassionate relationship with your body.
This is not a clinical worksheet or something to rush through. It has been created as a quiet space for reflection, learning and exploration, combining my therapeutic experience with my creative practice.
Inside you’ll find:
gentle prompts to explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences
reflections around the vulva, body image and the messages we receive about our bodies
hand-drawn illustrations created especially for this guide
space to pause, reflect and write in your own time
Every page has been created slowly and intentionally as a human-made resource. My hope is that this guide feels like a supportive companion - something to return to as you continue your own conversations with yourself.
Thank you for supporting independent creative work.
A note on using this guide
This guide is designed as a reflective and educational resource to support self-exploration and wellbeing. It is not a substitute for therapy, medical advice or professional mental health or pastoral support.
Exploring topics around bodies, sexuality, shame and self-image can sometimes bring up personal feelings or memories. Please take care of yourself while using this guide and seek appropriate support if needed.
Copyright
© Genevieve Drury 2026. All rights reserved.
This guide, including the written content, illustrations and exercises, is original work created by me. It is intended for personal use only and may not be copied, reproduced, shared or distributed without permission.
A thoughtful, illustrated companion to my Substack article Getting to Know the Vulva.
Created by me - a psychotherapist and artist - this digital guide brings together psychological insight, gentle reflection prompts and hand-drawn illustrations to support curiosity, self-understanding and a more compassionate relationship with your body.
This is not a clinical worksheet or something to rush through. It has been created as a quiet space for reflection, learning and exploration, combining my therapeutic experience with my creative practice.
Inside you’ll find:
gentle prompts to explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences
reflections around the vulva, body image and the messages we receive about our bodies
hand-drawn illustrations created especially for this guide
space to pause, reflect and write in your own time
Every page has been created slowly and intentionally as a human-made resource. My hope is that this guide feels like a supportive companion - something to return to as you continue your own conversations with yourself.
Thank you for supporting independent creative work.
A note on using this guide
This guide is designed as a reflective and educational resource to support self-exploration and wellbeing. It is not a substitute for therapy, medical advice or professional mental health or pastoral support.
Exploring topics around bodies, sexuality, shame and self-image can sometimes bring up personal feelings or memories. Please take care of yourself while using this guide and seek appropriate support if needed.
Copyright
© Genevieve Drury 2026. All rights reserved.
This guide, including the written content, illustrations and exercises, is original work created by me. It is intended for personal use only and may not be copied, reproduced, shared or distributed without permission.