Transformative Sex Coaching for Enhanced Intimacy and Pleasure
I can’t wait to show you how easy it is to change a ho-hum relationship into something exciting so that you, too, can experience the love, passion, and connection you deserve.
Almost all couples go through phases when they're not as intimate as they could be. I coach people to solve very simple problems so that they can connect and feel excited about their relationship again.
It's tough to live without physical closeness, touch or connection.
You want a passionate relationship - not just a functional but unsatisfying friendship.
The problem is, when you think about your options it's hard to imagine anything that might help. You undoubtedly feel hurt and misunderstood - even if your partner is a great person.
You might be looking at the challenge of a breakup or divorce. Is it worth it to stay committed?
It's tough to live without physical closeness, touch or connection.
You want a passionate relationship - not just a functional but unsatisfying friendship.
The problem is, when you think about your options it's hard to imagine anything that might help. You undoubtedly feel hurt and misunderstood - even if your partner is a great person.
You might be looking at the challenge of a breakup or divorce. Is it worth it to stay committed?
“As a result of working with Jane, I’ve been able to see through my sexual conditioning and body image issues and to let go of the hopelessness I’ve felt about intimacy for many years. I finally feel open to my partner again. I know that our sexual connection can get better using the tools & exercises we’ve learned - instead of stagnating the way it has for so long. I’m shocked at how easy it’s been to feel (and be) intimate together after living like roommates.” - DB |
“I found Jane during a difficult time in my life where I was having a hard time connecting with my partner both emotionally and physically. She helped restore intimacy in my relationship, and improved my sexual performance and outlook. I would highly recommend her to rekindle your sex life.”
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Hi, I’m Dr. Jane Guyn (she/her/hers)Dr. Jane Guyn is a Board Certified Sexologist, a Professional Sex Coach and a Certified Hypnotist who works with clients virtually and in person. Although her work, with both couples and individuals has an emphasis on intimacy and sex, she also works with people who have fears and/or abuse issues related to sex, as well as issues that arise in any relationship.
She's the author of the best-selling book, "Too Busy To Get Busy". When she's not working directly with clients, Jane spends her time writing her syndicated "Understanding Intimacy" column, training other professionals in her research based BEDROOM® approach, and speaking to groups small and large. Jane's trained as a yoga teacher and is the mom to 6 grown kids. She's a grateful grandmother who's been married for 40 years to her best friend. She continues to explore her own sexuality every single day. |
You're not alone.
Together, we can address these common bedroom concerns:
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➤ lack of sex drive/libido ➤ feeling good about performance ➤ overcoming adultery/infidelity ➤ being in an LGBTQIA+ relationship |
➤ letting go of shame ➤ premature ejaculation ➤ opening up your relationship ➤ erectile dysfunction (ED) |
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“As a result of working with Jane, I’ve been able to see through my sexual conditioning and body image issues and to let go of the hopelessness I’ve felt about intimacy for many years. I finally feel open to my partner again. I know that our sexual connection can get better using the tools & exercises we’ve learned - instead of stagnating the way it has for so long. I’m shocked at how easy it’s been to feel (and be) intimate together after living like roommates.” - DB
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“I was coming out of a divorce and wanted to figure out if what was going on for the last couple of years was a medical problem on my end. I’ve firmly figured out that it wasn’t it, it was the context in which I was putting sex and how I was thinking about it. I think this has been really helpful in reframing what it means to be sexually intimate. Knowing that we’re not alone in any o these experiences is really reassuring.”
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