As a Certified Sex & Marriage Coach, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Have you ever thought about what drives your sexual desire? One key factor is the freedom we feel in
A few weeks ago, we talked about prolonged arousal and I touched on sexual shame in men. I promised
Valentine’s Day is coming up! Does that thought fill you with excitement or dread? Often when we thi
When we think about unconditional love, it always sounds romantic and exciting, right? We’ve all see
Want to make your intimate moments last longer? In this episode, we’re diving into the secrets of pr
Have you ever found yourself wondering why your wife doesn’t seem to be attracted to you? After all,
When was the last time you felt alive in your marriage? Has it been a while? The longer we’re marrie
Men and women have been conditioned to think that the word “objectifying” is bad. True, it can feel
In this episode, I am going to explore the topic of Sexual Surrender. What does it mean to fully ope
As with most things, introverts and extroverts approach sex differently. Where introverts often pref
We, as humans, are wired for connection, but connection, especially in marriage, is more than just a
Creating a collaborative sexual relationship is so important to your marriage. Collaboration is diff
Do you find yourself worrying more about your partner during your sexual experience than you do your
In this episode, we are going to address a topic that so many struggle with but often don’t talk abo
Do you know the #1 thing that people google to get to my website? “I’m not attracted to my spouse.”
Thanksgiving is a natural time to talk about what we’re grateful for, but we often forget to include
Desire is a topic that comes up a lot in my coaching business. Couples often wonder why she's just n
Have you ever felt like your sex life is stuck in a predictable, comfortable routine? It’s not unusu
What is aftercare? Well, to put it simply, it’s what happens after you have sex. Do you jump right u
Are you bad in bed? Is your spouse? Being “bad in bed” isn’t a thing that should cause shame or ange
