Kiwi Sex Coach Shares Tips to Reclaim Sexual Spark
Kiwi sex coach Rachel Strevens shares her journey to reclaiming sexual confidence and helping women reignite their desire.
For years, Rachel Strevens thought there was something wrong with her, despite having a successful finance career, happy children, and a smooth-running household. However, her sex drive was nonexistent.
As women, we prioritise everybody else ahead of ourselves. Our needs and wants sit at the bottom of the pile. If you’re not getting the time to look after your own health and wellbeing, it affects how you feel about yourself sexually.
After her marriage ended at 40, Rachel was convinced her intimate life was over, admitting
I accepted that part of me had died. Encouraged by friends, she decided to try new experiences, calling it her
year of self-discovery.
- Prioritizing self-care and wellbeing is essential for sexual confidence.
- Trying new experiences can help reignite desire.
Author's summary: Rachel Strevens shares her journey to reclaim sexual confidence.
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