I know what it’s like when your body doesn’t feel like your own—after giving birth, illness, loss, exhaustion, or trauma. There were seasons when I wanted closeness but didn’t know how to ask for it, when desire flickered but my body didn’t cooperate, and when my emotions swung between craving touch and needing space. It’s confusing when love is still there but the familiar ways of connecting no longer fit. For me, intimacy had to become something deeper than performance or expectation. I had to learn new ways to talk about what I needed, to laugh when things felt awkward, and to find connection that wasn’t dependent on everything working perfectly. If your relationship with intimacy has changed - due to illness, menopause, trauma, or just sheer exhaustion - I can walk with you through that. Together we’ll talk about what feels safe, honest, and possible now. There’s no pressure here - just room for truth, some humor, and rebuilding closeness in ways that feel real and right for you.