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Sex therapist Pauline Ryeland reveals the biggest concerns of her clients
It's all the different reasons why people have lost their libido — not just the physical but the emotional and mental as well. Getting them more connected to themselves is the first step before teaching them to activate their sexual energy.
Sex therapist shares most common issue clients ask her about.
Australian 'intimacy whisperer' Pauline Ryeland sees around 100 clients and says that the most frequently discussed topic during their sessions tends to be either the loss of libido or the loss of erections.
Find the time to work on intimacy before Valentine’s Day
WITH Valentine’s Day looming on the horizon, Coast intimacy coach Pauline Ryeland says it is a good time for couples to work on tightening their bonds.
Sex therapist shares most common bedroom issue – and it’s not about performance.
The Australian “intimacy whisperer” said loss of libido is one of the biggest causes of concern. Among her clients, there are also a sizeable number that worry about erectile dysfunction.
Sex therapist shares biggest problem couple’s struggle with in their sex life.
A sex therapist has revealed that many of her clients share the same issues, with one extremely common among men and another for women. 'Intimacy Whisperer' Pauline Ryeland has revealed that one of her most asked questions is around the loss of libido or the loss of erections.
Can you really maintain a friendship with your ex?
After a breakup, any number of things can happen. If it's bitter, you may never wish to see your ex again. If the chemistry fizzled, you could find a friendship blooming in its place. It's not always smooth sailing, though, warns relationship coach Pauline Ryeland.
How to Regain the Spark in your Relationship after having a Baby
Sometimes it can be challenging to get that spark back in your relationship for a variety of reasons. Let’s be honest after having a baby and all the demands being a new mother can have on you, the thought of being intimate can often be the last thing on your mind.
How to Get Your Sexy Back
There are a myriad of things you can do to get your sexy back. When you get dressed nicely and put some makeup on, you always feel good which makes you feel sexy. It’s not just what you’re wearing that contributes to feeling sexy it’s what you’re wearing underneath.
Help! I’m no longer attracted to my partner
There can be many reasons why losing interest in a partner can happen. If you would like to reignite the attraction to your spouse, it’s important to look at all aspects of why this has occurred as this will influence what solution to consider.
Infidelity
This was a challenge to write about as I don’t personally have experience of infidelity. I reached out to my subscribers for their input and I was overwhelmed with the responses.
Creating and keeping intimacy in your relationship forever
Intimacy and delicious sex isn’t a given in all romantic relationships but it is something you can create and then keep forever. Couples who decide to create and care for their sex life can go on to have delicious sex forever.
Discovering a new kind of intimacy after kids
Couples should take the attachment and pressure of having sex off the table. Instead, focus on your connection and intimacy, this will give you longer-term benefits than having sex just for the sake of it.
Sex therapist Pauline Ryeland reveals the biggest between-the-sheets concerns of clients
They hear our innermost thoughts and desires, but a surprising number of us have the same bugbears between the sheets. Men, however, have a new issue.
COVER for April to June edition of Holistic Bliss Magazine
As our world opens to new possibilities, people are also opening to experiencing more pleasure in their lives, physically, emotionally, and sexually.
How Could Real Connection and Intimacy be a Game Changer?
Unfortunately, we now live in an era where access to porn is readily available to anyone, no matter what age. For some young boys/men this is where they get their sex education because we all know that not enough real education is done in the classroom.
Men’s Sexual Health
Men’s sexual health usually focuses on two aspects of erectile dysfunction. Either not being able to get an erection or maintain one or premature ejaculation.
Sex and Ageing
Yes, there are still old people that love to have sex! When you read that or think about that, how does it make you feel?
When is Intimacy Painful?
No-one should be experiencing pain with intercourse and we need to investigate what is causing this. The last thing you feel like is having sex when there’s pain.
What’s breath got to do with having a good time?
We all know how important breathing is. So how does breathing affect how we are having a good time, when we are becoming sexually engaged. It actually affects us more than we know.
Fun and joy in the bedroom
When did sex and intimacy get so serious? Sex is fun, joyful, messy and a chance for body expression in its fullest capacity.
Self Evalulation Time
I find as the seasons change it’s a good time to do some self evaluation on life in general. If you’re single, look how that feels for you.
Conscious Relating
Conscious relating means firstly being 100% true to yourself. Not hiding or repressing any part of you. Having the ability to express yourself fully and be in your own power.
Self-Pleasure, The Ultimate Self Care Program
We all know how important it is to do self-care. We’ve heard it a million times, “work, life” balance”. So what exactly that you are doing for yourself? Do you really take time out just you?
Change & Awareness
Life is about seasons and the different changes it brings. As we age how we desire to have intimacy and sex also changes.
Is It Time To Be More Aware of The ‘Check Out’?
You’d think that to be in love, you’d already be connected, however in reality that is not always the case! You can love your partner and be completely disconnected from yourself and them in lots of different ways.
New Year – New Awareness Around Self, Sex & Relationship
What are you aware of in your relationship to yourself, your sexuality or a partner that you are choosing to ignore … still?