It is a big deal when you let a sex coach or therapist into your intimate life to help you rebuild sexual desire or reconnect sexually in a sexless marriage. You want to do it right. This list of 15 things to avoid and what to look for instead will help you find the best possible support and guide on this journey.
Read MoreWe are culturally conditioned to focus on foreplay to get a woman "ready" for sex. What if it's actually harmful and hurts women's changes of actually having a fulfilling sex life?
Read MoreThese five steps will take you through the process of recoving a sexless marriage towards more intimate connection and sexual expression. With ongoing curiosity, openness and lots of tender loving care, a couple can work to create the safety and security that are necessary to rekindle a love-filled, deeply intimate union.
Read MoreDespite being critical for her sexual desire and ability to engage fully in sex, women’s pre-sex needs are often ignored or de-prioritized over the more sexual overtures. That is especially important for highly sensitive (HSP) women.
Read MoreFor a man, being a better with a highly sensitive person (HSP) woman means making a few important internal shifts to bring out her best nature and sexual desire.
Read MoreHSPs are just as sexual as non-HSPs, but they need a different path to opening up sexually that has been overlooked by sex educators, relationship counselors, and authors of self-help books. Learn what HSPs need to come alive in the bedroom.
Read MoreYou plead for getting a couples counseling in the form of coaching or a therapy and your partner refuses. What do you do to get them on board?
Read MoreThere are 3 clear signs that couples who struggle with sex and desire issues exhibit that indicate that they’re heading for divorce. Learn these signs and commit to changing the course before it’s too late.
Read MoreLike all important aspects of life, sex carries meaning. Understanding what sex means to you — and your partner — will tell you if you’re on the same page in valuing and prioritizing it. Or not.
Read MoreIf 1,190,000,000 Google results for “ways to know you have a healthy sex life” tell you anything, it’s that people want to know. Trying new things and good orgasms always top the list. Without a doubt, newness adds variety and excitement and orgasms make for a grand finale. But is that enough? Here’s a set of different kind of questions to gauge the quality of your sex life — how passionate, how connected, how erotic, and how enriching it is for you?
Read MoreThe decision to walk away from a sexless marriage is a gut-wrenching one. This in-depth article will talk about 1) What qualifies as a sexless marriage, 2) The pain of a sexless marriage, 3) What to try before walking away, 4) When to walk away and 5) What problems masquerades as unsolvable and how to solve them.
Read MoreI’ve compiled a list of very common — and very understandable — mistakes that couples make to help you prevent this unnecessary pain and get the resources you need sooner. Whether it’s an issue of low or lack of sexual desire, or lack of passion in the bedroom after decades together, the resources to support you are a free consultation away.
Read MoreGreat sex doesn’t “just” happen in a long-term relationship. It’s fed, nourished and ignited by conversations about sex that make you feel desired and important to each other. These 7 habits show you what healthy couples do to have great sex.
Read MoreWhy can some sexless marriages be saved and why others cannot? What is the difference? Read this article to find out the key element that turns one sex problem into a disaster or a recipe for closeness and passionate sex.
Read MoreWhen the relationship is struggling over the “sexual desire gap” problem, couples will naturally want to talk it over, telling each other what they think, under the guise of “telling the truth.” This actually harms your relationship. Find out how — and what to do instead.
Read MoreCouples who come to me for sex & intimacy coaching have often been to 3 to 5 therapists before me. Why did their couples therapy fail? Find out three reasons why couples therapy fails to address sexless marriages.
There’s a way that couples manage sexual challenges in their relationship that they believe will serve them. Instead, they backfire and hurt their love. Read this article to find out these three thought patterns that backfire — and what to do intead.
Read MoreA new calendar year offers an opportunity and a promise of a reset. Use these 3 powerful resolutions to create an extraordinary relationship in love & sex and beyond.
Read MoreScheduling sex is another example of advice offered to couples who are struggling with their sexual desires in long-term relationships. Yet, it’s really bad advice because it hurts your relationship.
Read MoreHaving a date night is the most common advice out there for couples struggling with lack of sexual passion and desire in a long-term relationship. Find out why this advice backfires and what to do instead.
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