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Sex Coach Dr., Dr. Marlene Shiple Sexuality Coach Thank you for coming by today to visit — I’m glad you are here!  This is Dr. Marlene Shiple, the Sex Coach Dr.    My Delight is to teach Eager Seekers to discover PASSION and JOY in their lives and their relationships.

At the Sex Coach Dr., I provide assistance to YOU … in your desire to have a fulfilling, strong, loving relationship.  Your sexual expression is one part — one important aspect — of this goal!  Come browse around:  Read our articles, ask questions, join our tele-seminars!   I have worked with clients to provide relationship coaching and sex therapy for over 35 years.  I want to help you and your partner create a relationship that is so satisfying that you cannot hold yourself back from writing me an email to tell me that your relationship has NEVER BEEN BETTER!!

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The Fine Art of Sexuality Coaching

Working with couples — or individuals — who are having sexual difficulties is a very sensitive endeavor.  It is also a very rewarding interaction!  Where communicating about sexual issues is concerned, many people still struggle with mores and inhibitions from their early upbringing.  This struggle can make talking about sexual ideas and emotions embarrassing and difficult.

An experienced Sexuality Coach is able to put you, the client, at ease.  The years of working with people — and helping those like you to beneficially resolve formerly-painful areas of your  intimate relationship — can shape the Sex Coach into a person of deep understanding and empathy.  Such a Sex Coach is not only imminently approachable by you, the client, but also instills both respect and confidence.

I find it both a delight and an honor to work with clients to resolve sexual issues.  Doing so, stimulates creativity and joy — not just for the you as the clients, but also for me, as the Sexuality Coach.  If you are considering undertaking Sex Coaching, I encourage you to go ahead!  You have nothing to lose … but those painful problems and discomfort.  You have the world to gain — Imagine increasing the strength and depth of your relationship!  Ponder building your personal self-confidence!  Sexuality Coaching does all of this … and much, much more!  Come on — give it a try!!

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Sexual Communication Essentials

To maintain a good, solid sexual relationship, it is important that you and your partner take the time to communicate openly about sex. In the midst of busy days, this can be a challenge! Challenging or not, it is important that you and your partner invest time and energy to enhance your sex talk.

Here are “6 Essential Steps to Effective Sex Talk” to help your sex communication be more beneficial:

1. Be Careful About How You Say What You Say: Let’s say that you you want something particular from your partner — perhaps you want a change in attitude or practice. To increase the probability of securing the agreement of your partner to your suggestion, frame it as a request for something new. Do your best to refrain from framing it as a fault.

Most of us do NOT like to be told how badly we do something. We respond defensively to such commentary. Defensiveness will work against you and your partner achieving harmony and agreement.

2. Maximize the Positive: Compliment your Partner freely. Doing so sets a positive atmosphere for further discussion.

3. Minimize the Negative: Whenever possible, avoid criticism and casting blame. Most of us do NOT respond positively to criticism. We respond much more favorably to compliments and acknowledgment!

To state a suggestion in a way that makes it easier for your partner to respond agreeably, avoid criticizing and use “I” statements. For example, rather than saying, “You don’t know how to please me,” you might try, “It would be more pleasurable for me if you did that this way”.

4. Allow for Differences: Neither of you always has to be right! Each of you has your own style and expectation … and these might not be identical. Keep your partner’s point of view in mind when addressing your sexual concerns.

5. Negotiate: This step is important to unlock sexual stalemate. By allowing for differences, you are on the path to compromise. Openly, show your willingness to consider alternatives to your requests or to negotiate a solution that will satisfy both of you.

6. Use Engaging Body Language: While you are talking, be careful of what your body language is communicating. Your body language can convey a huge amount of emotion.

Focus on allowing your body to express calm and relaxation. Maintain good eye contact. Periodically, touch your partner in a loving way to remind him/her of your commitment to work things out.

I encourage you to use these techniques over and over to enhance your sexual communication and enliven your sex talk.

And I encourage you to learn more about how to use Romance to enliven and deepen your Relationship. If you want to turn ho-hum into alive and spirited, this Guidebook is for you! If your relationship is troubled, DON’T wait! To Receive Your Guidebook, “Romantic Ideas to Enhance Your Relationship Intimacy, Part I”, visit http://www.sexuality-coach.com/romanticideas.htm

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