Keep falling in love over the course of a lifetime.
Start having the kind of sex that makes you keep coming back for more.
Turn your relationship into your life's greatest work.
You love each other, you choose each other...but it's not feeling like enough.
Your sex life is a source of discontent rather than connection - whether it’s due to feeling like it's at the bottom of the priority list or because you don't truly enjoy the sex you're having.
You feel more like roommates than lovers.
Conflict keeps getting in the way of connection.
Romance feels like a far away memory and you don’t know how to find your way back.
You long for deeper intimacy, passion and joy in your partnership.
You’re ready to refresh and reignite your relationship but don’t know where to start.
Or maybe you just feel like there should be more to your relationship - more depth, more pleasure, more love.
Understanding these stages helps you navigate challenges with clarity and cultivate lasting love.
This is known as the Desire Imperative, the pervasive idea that intimacy should always be effortless. It is one of the biggest misconceptions about long-term sexual satisfaction. When we chase the Desire Imperative ideal, we set ourselves up for disappointment, because most people simply don’t experience desire that way.
So what actually keeps intimacy alive over the years? Research has shown that long-term sexual satisfaction emerges from three simple things:
1. You genuinely like each other.
Mutual respect, admiration and deep emotional connection create the foundation for sustained attraction. This gives you the grit required to figure out what you both actually enjoy sexually.
2. You agree that intimacy is worth prioritizing.
Spontaneity is nice, but scheduling time for pleasure, exploration and connection is what gives a couple's sex life longevity. Passion and pleasure isn’t something that just happens - it’s something you cultivate.
3. You truly enjoy the intimacy you’re having.
This means open communication, curiosity and a commitment to pleasure - no settling, no pretending and definitely no just “getting it over with.”
I have coached, taught and facilitated for hundreds of clients and I know how to powerfully hold space for you as you learn to heal yourself.
I have undergone one of the most advanced trainings in sexuality, relationships and profound belief and behaviour shifts available on the planet.
I believe that you are the expert on you. You will have the deciding word at every step of your journey and I never put myself on a pedestal over my clients. I support my clients with a steady, calm and loving presence.
The style I work in allows for my clients to express themselves fully and openly with zero fear of judgement.
I am thoroughly committed to continuously learning and evolving in my own journey, in how I work and what I offer.
Outside of our coaching sessions, I will provide recorded practices where relevant as well as offering weekly 'office hours' where you can call me with any questions or challenges between sessions.
What else do you provide to support our journey?
It's to be expected that one or both or us will take holiday and one or both of us will be ill. Don't worry, you'll get all of your coaching sessions, as long as you use them within the agreed upon timeframe.
If you decide weekly sessions are too much, we will switch to fortnightly and the program agreement and length will be adjusted.
what if we miss a weekly session?
While we will have a contract committing to the full length of the program, if we agree that for whatever reason it’s not right for us to continue working together, you’ll only need to pay for the pro-rata share of the work we’ve done together.
What if we join the program and we realise it’s not for us?
While talking is important, my work goes deeper than most talk therapy or coaching — into the body, the nervous system and the unconscious patterns that shape your relationship.
If you are suffering from severe mental health issues, I require that my clients are working with a trauma specialist
Why shouldn't we just go to therapy?
Like most therapists, I work in the daytime on weekdays. I recommend that clients coordinate a day working at home together and block off the time for our session.
what are your working hours for sessions?