Wendy Strgar is the owner and founder of Good Clean Love, manufacturer of all-natural love and intimacy products.  Wendy is a sex educator focusing on Making Love Sustainable, a green philosophy of relationships which teaches the importance of valuing

the renewable resources of love and family.  She has learned that physical intimacy is an important component of sustaining healthy loving relationships through her own marriage of over 23 years.    

Wendy has studied natural health care and has used homeopathic remedies, aromatherapy and energy healing techniques with her four children, family and friends for the last 20 years.  She formulated her Good Clean Love products to meet a personal need for healthy lubrication products after the births of her 3^rd and 4^th child.  She researches and advises on a range of healthy products for enhanced intimacy and provides information on the negative health impacts of many of the petrochemical ingredients found in common over the counter intimacy products. 

She believes that healing the sexual components in her own relationship has transformed her marriage and her life.  Medical studies confirm that an active sex life leads to a longer and happier life:  Benefits include stronger immune response, better heart health, reduction in chronic pain and lower incidence of depression.
 
She studies physical intimacy across history and cultures.  Her educational efforts are aimed at creating a culture that allows for normal, healthy sexual drive and exploration to flourish.  Physical love is the glue that holds relationships together.  Opening to and experiencing intimacy and sexuality carries a potential of loving transformation to your relationship.   

Wendy has a Masters degree in Organizational Development and Training and has taught personal development/career workshops for many years.  She spent years in education reform and was a founder of two alternative educational charter schools.  Most recently, the project to start the first publicly funded Children’s Peace Academy in Oregon inspired her to start a for profit business to fund the work of teaching peace to children. 

Wendy lives in Eugene, Oregon with her husband, a psychiatrist, and their four children ages 9-19.