Little Leaf Agency Adds IAPST, SVAKOM, and Bliss Cruise to Client Roster

Little Leaf Agency Adds IAPST, SVAKOM, and Bliss Cruise to Client Roster

LOS ANGELES — Little Leaf Agency has added three new clients to its roster: the International Association of Psychosexual Therapists (IAPST), pleasure technology brand SVAKOM, and lifestyle travel company Bliss Cruise.

The three brands sit in different corners of the sexual wellness world, as IAPST is a nonprofit professional organization led by Dr. Caleb Jacobson, who has worked to establish psychosexual therapy as a recognized clinical discipline and build a network of trained therapists who can serve different communities. Little Leaf founder Kathryn Byberg met Dr. Jacobson earlier this year at the International Sex Therapy Symposium.

SVAKOM was founded by David Yu in 2012 and has built a name for itself designing pleasure technology for a global, inclusive audience, with a lineup that includes app-controlled devices and multifunctional designs. Little Leaf will help bring the brand's latest products, including the Klitty, to new audiences.

Bliss Cruise runs couples-only lifestyle cruises for adults looking for a sex-positive travel experience, with themed events and workshops aboard ships carrying up to 6,000 guests. Destinations include the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central and South America, and the company has been running cruises in this space for more than a decade.

“These are three very different clients, but they’re all doing something similar at their core — pushing the industry forward,” said Kathryn Byberg, founder and CEO of Little Leaf Agency. “Whether that means strengthening the legitimacy of clinical sex therapy, building more inclusive technology, or creating spaces where couples can explore without judgment, it’s exactly the kind of work we want to be part of.”

The new clients join Little Leaf's growing roster of sexual wellness brands, educators, and organizations.

For more information about Little Leaf and its clients, visit its website.

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