Practical Tantra: Part 1

When I teach tantra, some people find it difficult to grasp. So this is the first of four videos that I have put together to explain practical ways to incorporate tantra in your sexual experience. First up: eye gazing. Learn more about this here!

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I work with couples that are best friends who have “friend zoned” each other. We’ve all been guilty of putting work and kids first. You lose track of each other and forget to go on dates or spend time alone. After a while, you realize you haven’t been on a date since the pandemic or longer!

I help couples reignite passion for each other and for life. I am invested in your whole relationship-body, mind, and spirit. In order to want to have sex, you have to create that emotional connection again. You have to learn to play and have fun together. You have to learn to live a fuller life!

Sex is not a dirty word. It’s an important part of a healthy relationship. Your whole body is capable of giving and receiving pleasure. Yet, so many of my clients are having mediocre sex and mediocre life experiences. There’s more to life than work and kids. There’s way more to experience in this world. Don’t you want more?

I always say sex therapy is life therapy. I am invested in helping you develop a whole quality of life. That means, I invest in you, your relationship, and your journey. I help you develop healthier communication skills, improve the way you spend time together, and live the life you want with your partner. We only get one life to share. Why not make it amazing? We only have one body to live this life in. Why not find out what you’re capable of experiencing? We only have so many days on this planet. Why not experience life to the fullest?

I’m Angela Skurtu and I open bedroom doors!

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How to Communicate about Sex

Sex therapist Angela Skurtu discusses the common dilemma of feeling uncomfortable with a partner’s touch during a sexual experience but not knowing how to suggest an alternative. She highlights the importance of communication with the phrase ‘Can we do something different?’ rather than struggling alone, and encourages opening up a dialogue for mutual creativity and problem-solving. For more personalized strategies and advice, learn how to book a session with Angela below.

I am a Couples and Sex Therapist. My favorite couples to help are the best friends who have “friend zoned” each other. I have written 2 books “Pre-Marital Counseling: A Guide for Clinicians” (2016) and “Helping Couples Overcome Infidelity: A Therapist’s Manual,” (2018). I am also currently writing my third book “Helping Couples Reclaim Passionate Sex.”

I’m Angela Skurtu and I open bedroom doors!

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