and a "Lifetime Achievement Actress Award" from the Free Speech Coalition in 2001. In 2007, Anderson received an honorary Doctor of the Arts from The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. She was featured in the 1998 documentary Wadd: The Life & Times of John C. Holmes and also made one of her last appearances in Dick Ho: Asian Male Porn Star in 2005. By 2009, Anderson lived in Berkeley, California with four cats, serving as the manager of her apartment complex. Although no longer working in the adult film industry, she had announced plans to produce new films. She also worked as a relationship counselor, giving private workshops for couples focusing on "Tender Loving Touch", in which sexual touching is seen as "the play, not foreplay." She contributed to the books The New Sexual Healers: Women of the Light and The Red Thread of Passion, and authored articles for magazines and newspapers. Death On the morning of January 11, 2010, a friend discovered Anderson's body. The friend stated that he had arrived at Anderson's residence to take her to a doctor's appointment for a colonoscopy, to help her with the treatment of Crohn's disease. He further reported that he found Anderson in her bed, with nothing in the room appearing to be "out of the ordinary." He stated that Anderson had expressed a desire to be cremated. A memorial was held on January 26, 2010, at the Center for Sex and Culture in San Francisco where friends she had known in and out of the business, including Nina Hartley whom she mentored, attended and gave testimonials to her kind and warm friendship. Later that month, it was revealed that Anderson had died of a heart attack. Awards AVN Awards Hall of Fame XRCO Hall of Fame (inducted 1999) References Literature Louis Marvin: The New Goddesses (AF Press, USA 1987): Features a chapter on Juliet Anderson. External links "The golden age of porn", "Critics sneer at XXX films. But careers like Juliet Anderson's offer as much to admire as those of John Wayne or Audrey Hepburn.", Charles Taylor, April 13, 2002, Salon.com. Sex is no Act: A Tribute to Juliet Anderson, by Graham Hill, Cinema Retro, 9 July 2009. Retrieved on 2009-11-10. 1938 births 2010 deaths American pornographic film actresses American women writers Actresses from Burbank, California Pornographic film actors from California People with Crohn's disease California State University,