Christian Sex Coaching: Finding Help for Sexual Problems
The Generous Husband Daily Rant · Paul H. Byerly
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Show Notes
A few days ago, I suggested you get help for your marriage if you need it. Today, I want to give you the same advice for your sex life.
When we were newly married, Lori and I could have used some help in this area. But we couldn’t find anyone with a Christian world view offering such help. Today, that’s no longer the case.
If you seek help for sex, you want someone who has a good deal of training. They have to be able to help with things they have never faced themselves. It’s much better to go as a couple, and if you can find a couple who will work with you, that’s ideal.
Getting help is about more than mismatched sex drives or something one spouse wants the other won’t do. Maybe there’s something you have never been able to figure out; sex isn’t as intuitive as we think. Or perhaps, some life or body change has messed with how you have always done sex, and you need to talk through things and get some suggestions on workarounds. Or perhaps sex is fine, but boring, and you want some new ways to enjoy each other.
Lori and I do sex coaching through Aldrich Ministries. We will work man to man, woman to woman, and couple to couple as needed. Coaching for much of what I’ve described is a few sessions, probably several weeks or months apart. If the problem is stuff from your past, Aldrich has folks who can do story work, which can be a big help. And online coaching means you won’t ever see these folks in real life, which can be nice.
Don’t suffer, get help!
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