Sexual Wellness and Intimacy Coaching
If you are the low sexual desire partner in your relationship, you feel like you are under constant pressure.
You feel pressured to have more sex, and you put pressure on yourself to want more sex.
When you say “no”, you feel guilty and responsible for your partner’s unhappiness.
When you say “yes”, it's because you want to please, but you end up feeling resentful, and mad at yourself.
In the end, you feel crappy whether you have sex or not, and you can't help but worry about the future of your relationship.
Where do you start? I can help!
I work with women who identify as the lower libido partner in their intimate relationship, and I help them feel connected and want sex again.
What if you knew it's possible to want sex again?
And that when you don't, you can say “no” from a place of love and respect for your partner that leaves the two of you feeling connected instead of disconnected?
What if sex could be an act of self-love, instead of self-sacrifice?