Sexuality Coaching is different than therapy, in moderate ways.  When you want to deal with the present and focus on goals with the future in mind - you see a coach.  When you want to address issues from your past that get in the way of your present, you see a therapist.  That is the most simplistic way to describe it.  Your coach isn't going to rehash your past and send you back through your trauma. Your therapist will.  

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So when it comes to sex and looking at issues of intimacy in your relationship, which professional you are best suited to depends on your situation.  Both solve problems, just in different ways.  

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As a sexologist, one of the tools in my professional tool box is coaching.  It's a way clients can gain personalized help with areas that affect the intimate aspect of their marriage - which is sex, yes.  But there's a whole lot more to having great sex as a couple than just talking about techniques and toys.

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We all know that sex is a vital component to our existence as a human being, but when it comes to being paired up, married, and having a family - it can get ugly quick!  Let's be real. Suddenly that hot hunk can't get it up anymore.  Or that beauty queen just isn't looking the same.  Life happens.  When it does and it strikes the bedroom, chances are pretty great that not even your family physician can coach you through this one (nor do they have the time)!  

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That's where I come in - Tami Butler.  Your private Faith-based Clinical Sexologist and Certified Sexuality Coach.

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As a sexologist, it's my "job" to study all aspects of love, sex, mating, attraction, and relationships.  From brain science to bodily functions. From eating the right foods, to balancing hormones so you can function properly.  Even techniques that make for great sex and a more highly pleasurable experience for both partners.

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I focus on the married relationship between a husband and a wife, but I also work with engaged and dating couples to help them prepare for success long term.  What good is a wedding without proper preparation for the marriage?  Love, commitment, trust, honesty, transparency, respect - all important.  As are many other subjects we'll talk about.  Because the bottom line of a great relationship is a healthy mix of alot of things.  Sex isn't isolated as a physical event.  In order for the sex to be great, and sustainably great, you're going to need to learn solid relationship management skills.  Or at some point, you're relationship is going to hit a snag in the bedroom. That's where I come in. To help you sort all that out and find balance.

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