How
does Sex Coaching work?
As
a sex coach, I help you to
... become clear about what you want for your sexual and
intimate self;
... translate those desires into goals;
... find steps of action to achieve those goals.
Because you are the expert in measuring what realistically
fits in your daily life, you decide the steps. They can
entail a variety of exercises, sexercises, writing, reading
and/or watching erotic work, spiritual practices etc. We
will periodically review your goals and adjust them accordingly.
I
support
... whatever desires and goals you wish to bring forth,
as long as no one is harmed;
... the boundaries you wish to establish;
... your process of unveiling and growth, by functioning
at my best capability as a sounding board, a mirror and
an advisor.
In short, to Embrace the Erotic.
Sex Coaching is different then therapy
Coaching works with goals and intentions, for which we develop strategies and actions. We don't exclude 'the inner life,' but unraveling the past in detailed stories is not the focus. Coaching can be an excellent combination with therapy models. In some cases, I may recommend other forms of therapy before beginning the coaching adventure.
Who
am I looking for?
Sex-coaching
doesn’t have pre-requisites.
There’s no need to be in a love-relationship to do
sex-coaching.
After all, our sex and love relationship begins with ourself.
Sex Coaching Philosophy
Through
the sexual experience humankind is given a path to travel
deep within themselves and the Lover.
I
believe that sexuality deserves a life long exploration.
Sexuality
in itself doesn’t change. But we as people change
as life continues and so does our relationship with sex
and what we desire from it.
Most of us start out with the most obvious aspect of sex,
the physical.
Some of us wish to explore its connection with our emotional
world.
Some of us wish to explore its connection with the spiritual.
Some of us love to talk sex and sexy, and some of us wish we could.
To
me, all aspects of sex are important.
1. Body - Body wisdom
Bodywork
has taught me the physical language of sex. I like to work
very closely with the body, even over the phone, because
bodies don’t lie.
2. Emotions - Claiming
the rightful place for emotions
Many
of us are forced to set our feelings aside, in order to
fulfill the demands of life and work Though a legitimate
strategy, there comes a point in a sexual/intimate relationship
when this craft turns against us.
Most
of us who stop having sex don’t stop because our bodies
don’t want it anymore, but because we don't know how
to deal with the emotions that come with a deepening relationship.
Rather than analyzing emotions when they arise, we will explore ways to give them a place, to express them, so that they can transform within the whole of your being, in close connection with the body.
(click for examples on “Peace and
War Begins in Bed” or “Sex, Emotions
and Gates,”
“G-spot/P-spot-massage”)
3. Intellect - Communication and Understanding
Understanding the dynamics of our body, heart and soul help to understand our own reactions and those of our partner(s).
Verbal communication is one kind of communication available to us in the exchange of sex and intimacy. For many people, this is the hardest one of all. Sex coaching provides an excellent and safe arena to practice articulating and communicating the things we are not used to express.
4. Spirituality - Invisible Energy/Sexual Energy
Since the making of this site, the integration of this aspect has evolved into an easy-to-do, pleasurable practice, called 'the Libido Compass.'
The Libido Compass serves as an inner guide in pleasure and life. It uses sexual energy (to many known as Kundalini) in a simple, yet profound way; it is an adaptation for the Western lifestyle, with its fast pace and complex demands.
I'm presenting the Libido Compass is in my book Full Spectrum Sex,
Map 1: the Libido Compass.
Please visit Xtasia's twin website www.libidocompass.com (soon to be installed) for an introduction to this revolutionary tool that brings sex, science and spirit together in one word and one sensation: Libido.
Being
present in the moment
‘Being
present’ is one of the core practices of sex, of meeting the
Lover, within and without. Whether it makes us look down
and dirty or high and ecstatic - all parts of us belong.
Within the framework of coaching it means that often, rather
than following a pre-scheduled plan, I invite us both to
show ourselves as we are then and there.