article_snippet.sent: Director of OneTaste, Justine Dawson (seated on the sofa), is shown guiding a couple through orgasmic meditation, which aims to teach couples how to enable women to orgasm more deeply .
article_snippet.sent: OM-ing affects the same parts of the human brain as conventional meditation.
article_snippet.sent: OM can be led in classes or with an individual trainer, if those attending desire a more private setting. 
article_snippet.sent: Director of US company OneTaste, Justine Dawson, says her aspirations for the practice are that the practice becomes second nature to mention OM alongside yoga and meditation .
article_snippet.sent: Dawson, who's been teaching OM for eight years, explains: 'It's a 15 minute partner practice that two people can do together to increase connection, vitality, wellness and to cultivate a greater connection between two people. '
article_snippet.sent: Justine Dawson thinks the attraction for OM is that the attraction for OM offers a more conscious approach to sex and relationships. '
article_snippet.sent: Justine Dawson says Justine Dawson became an OM teacher out of personal interest: 'As someone who had practiced meditation for many years, I was looking for a wellness practice that would enhance my connection with a partner, while deepening my connection to Justine Dawson. '
article_snippet.sent: Justine Dawson hopes that one day OM will be mentioned in the same breath as yoga or meditation, saying: 'Our vision is that people could equally say yoga, meditation, orgasmic meditation.'