Sensate Practice for Everyone
Sensate practice (or sensate focus) is a healing and deeply connecting touch practice that helps couples practice touch and sensation in new ways.
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4 Ways to Keep Your Sex Life Hot (and Avoid Sexual Boredom)
According to a Sex Coach & a Sex Therapist, these are the four best ways to keep your sex life hot. HINT! It’s all inside you already!
6 Reasons You Feel Bored With Your Sex Life
Are you bored with your sex life? This is a hard question to ask—harder to answer. Two experts write about why you might feel bored in bed and ways to work through it.
Why I Love Working with Men as a Sex Coach
Stepping into my work as a sex coach and relationship coach has allowed me to learn new ways to work… Read More »Why I Love Working with Men as a Sex Coach
Deepen your Love: 4 Non-Sexual Intimacy Practices
If you wish to create a deep love and make space for erotic energy in your relationship, these four non-sexual intimacy building practices are the place to start. I invite you to set aside a few hours this week, and commit to reconnection with your sweetheart to tend to the garden of your love.
Case Study: Men’s Sex Coaching with Adam
I’m delighted to share my very first case study to showcase the deep healing and transformative nature of this work. This case study is meant to highlight the possibilities of diving deep into mindful intimacy and conscious sexuality work, and is not meant to be a guarantee of any future services or outcomes.
Pleasure is a Practice
You are your own best lover and you have responsibility for your own pleasure. Learn how to create more depth and connection in your sex life.
Conscious Rebellion is in Your Hands
Taking back our pleasure is rebellion in a culture that tells us our bodies are too complicated, that our bodies are not worth figuring out.
Know Thyself: Sexual Anatomy Resources
It’s empowering to KNOW our body: this includes our physical anatomy (what is where), our physiology (how everything works), and our own sexual response cycle (how we respond to touch and pleasure).