What does coaching address?

Sex coaching can cover a wide range of topics to include, orgasm difficulty, intimacy challenges, painful sex, ejaculatory control (premature or delayed), erectile dysfunction, social skills, relationship conflicts, kinks, fetishes, sexual desires, body image issues, sexual skills, confidence, and more.

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how is coaching different from counseling?

Sex coaching works with individuals and couples to help them attain the sexual and intimacy goals they set for themselves; whereas counseling helps bring individuals and couples to a place of health and safety. Counseling addresses the issues of the past, while coaching starts with the present and moves toward a future place. The Sexology Institute offers both coaching and counseling, and both focus on how to make the present a productive asset to one's intimate life.

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what's the first session like?

Most coaches start by gathering information and talking about the issues, then things move forward quickly as we map out the course of action. The process is goal-focused, present-centered, and results-driven. We’ll work to achieve a rich, creative, playful, and passionate sex life, how to communicate easily and authentically, and how to cut loose and play.

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HOW MANY SESSIONS WILL I NEED?

For some, it takes just one visit to achieve progress and be on the path to success. Others come back for ongoing coaching. How often we work together is entirely up to you.

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Are you a surrogate?

Some teaching may be through interactive role play, but will not involve touch. We will listen, teach, encourage, inspire and coach you, but we believe that clients generally have optimal results when learning to bond sexually with their own partner.​

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ARE SESSIONS CONFIDENTIAL?

Yes. Client identities and everything we discuss is kept confidential. We will not release information about a client unless the client authorizes it or unless required by law.