I’m Alexandra, a writer and coach.
I work with women around the world offering mentorship in their liberation, full expression and embodiment, transformation of past hurts into gifts, and cultivating a deep life lived from the heart. More on that here.
I’ve been on my own healing journey (which you can read about in my book) and have learned to live a life of deep feeling, sitting in discomforts instead of running from them and learning to alchemize them, and live a life in my body, connected to my spiritual and emotional heart. I teach this method in my online community Radical Awakenings and in workshops. My work is trauma informed and based in healing around the body, sex, the voice, and relationships with an underlying attention put on the soul’s lessons and journey, embodied.
Before stepping into the role of supporting others I was a multi-disciplinary artist and performer, creating films, a web show, documentaries and more. You can check those out here.
My radical guidebook F*ck Like a Goddess: Heal Yourself, Reclaim Your Voice, Stand in Your Power is out now with Sounds True and it’s packed with tools for transformation for anyone who wants to live free from the past, feel good in their body, and share their voice with the world.
I’ve been blessed to be featured in InStyle Magazine, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Pop Sugar, Refinery 29, Bustle, and Girl Boss. Read press articles about my work here.
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See me on Vice, Netflix and Amazon Prime and on many podcasts talking about sexual healing, the embodied feminine path, transformation and more.
The Holy F*ck Podcast is for the rebel soul who doesn’t quite fit into the boxes of modern spirituality, but rather, is curious about how the mystical touches us in our everyday lives in the most unexpected places.
Join host, Alexandra Roxo, bestselling author, multi-disciplinary artist, and rebellious teacher and student of heart, for conversations and story-tellings on the mystical and spiritual awakenings life offers us everyday.
Each week, you will hear from people on all sorts of walks of life, sharing how the sacred has touched their lives and the profane, too and how they have explored life and freed their hearts and souls through spiritual practice, taking risks, art, meditation, sex, drugs, birthing, prayer, experiencing death and life and all of the different elements that The Great Mystery aka God / Goddess / Divine speaks to us through.
