Transform Your Marriage through
Sexual Mindfulness
Join us for an life-changing seminar series that will transform your intimate connection;
featuring Dr. Chelom Leavitt PhD.
Wednesday nights,
October 16, 23, & 30, 2024
If sex isn’t entirely satisfying for you,
you need this seminar.
The fastest way to strengthen your marriage is by improving the sexual connection.
However, in most marriages:
- Couples want sex to be more meaningful and fun
- Women report sex is less satisfying than men report
- Women judge the quality of the sexual experience relative to their husband’s pleasure and desires for frequency
- Men feel pressure to carry the weight and responsibility of the sexual relationship
- Women struggle with being present and not distracted during sex compared to men–but both men and women feel some anxiety or frustration.
- Women feel shame and confusion about their sexuality
- Couples struggle with effectively problem-solving their sexual concerns
One’s sexual satisfaction and sense of sexual wholeness is measured by far more than just orgasms, frequency, techniques, and behaviors (like oral sex). Healthy sex is nurturing, replenishing, and healing.
But how do you have sex so worthwhile it’s worth losing an hour of sleep over?
Men and women can learn to make sex more meaningful with a little effort. There isn’t a Viagra or magic pill for women. But there’s something even more effective with longer-lasting results. Sexual mindfulness helps overcome so many common problems and provides a way for couples to connect on a deeper level.
Helping Couples Achieve Deeper Intimacy Through Mindfulness
She’s a world-renowned expert at bridging mindfulness and sexuality.
Her research has consistently shown that her methods help women and couples not only significantly improve satisfaction in their sexual relationship, but has given women and couples
a new vision for what a sex can do for them.Dr. Leavitt’s work has been regarded by clinicians and sexuality researchers as a breakthrough in helping women and couples approach sex with more openness and joy. She is a popular speaker and author of many peer-reviewed journal articles and books on sexuality in marriage.
Dr. Leavitt is teaching her inspiring methods in an exclusive, easy-to-understand, three-week online seminar. This is the first time she’s offering her methods to the general public.
Couples who have used Dr. Leavitt’s methods have reported the following:
Sex feels replenishing and no longer like a routine chore.
Couples are more present in sex.
Women feel more confident in their own body during and after sex.
Men feel less pressure and frustration.
Men and women feel less judgment and more compassion for one’s self and others.
Couples report more romance, emotional intimacy, and closeness in the marriage.
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Who It’s For
- Couples at any stage — from Newlyweds to long-married couples.
- Women that want more satisfaction and rejuvenation from sexual intimacy
- Individuals that find it hard to get into the moment or staying present during the sexual encounter
- Couples that want to learn a new method to enhance long-lasting pleasure
What You Get
- This three-week live seminar is held over Zoom Webinar.
- You will not be in camera and can join from the comfort of your home.
- A recording will be made available if you miss a session.
- You’ll receive an accompanying workbook (PDF format) to guide you along the program.
- After every session, you’ll receive assignments to carry out (they’re fun, easy to do, and anyone can do it). It’s recommended you set aside 10-20 minutes up to five times a week. Each week builds on the previous week’s assignments.
- Ongoing support after the webinar through our private Facebook page.
Here are the topics that Dr. Leavitt will be covering over the three weeks:
Week 1
Wednesday, October 16, 6:30 MT
- General mindfulness practice
- The difference between state and trait mindfulness
- Problem solving skills for couples
- At-home assignment #1
Week 2
Wednesday, October 23, 6:30pm MT
- Sexual mindfulness
- Common sexual problems and how to overcome them
- At-home assignment #2
Week 3
Wednesday, October 30, 6:30pm MT
- Balanced sexual relationships
- Creating sexual meaning
- At-home assignment #3
Registration Details
Cost
$199 per couple
What You Get
- Three weeks of live training with Dr. Chelom Leavitt
- A detailed workbook
- Q&A with Dr. Leavitt
- A new vision of what sex can be for you in your marriage!
When
- Wednesdays: October 16, 23, and 30th
- 5:30pm Pacific / 6:30 Mountain / 7:30 Central / 8:30 Eastern
- Meetings are recorded and a replay will be sent to you.
And more!
- Improved memory
- Improved dexterity
- Increased intelligence
- Improved self-esteem
- Decreased anxiety
- Increased creativity
It’s More Than Just Sexual Satisfaction
Dr. Leavitt’s methods have shown to significantly improve sexual relationships within marriage, in addition to the benefits listed above.
This works because by practicing to be more present and self-aware in the moment, you learn how to decrease unnecessary anxiety. Unnecessary anxiety is linked to low sexual satisfaction and lower sexual functioning. But by managing and lowering one’s anxiety through sexual mindfulness, it leads to more awareness and being non-judgmental in an intimate setting. This opens the door to higher sexual satisfaction.
Refreshing way to live
“A lot of the time you think you can just kind of go through life, just kind of push through. Learning that you don’t have to do it that way, that you can take time for yourself, was actually really refreshing.”
Builds trust and affection
“This whole notion of the low-level sexual experiences is new to me, and I really like it. I feel like it builds trust and affection in each other.”
Simple but powerful
About Dr. Chelom Leavitt
Dr. Chelom E. Leavitt is a sex and relationship researcher. She received her PhD from Penn State. She is an Associate Professor at Brigham Young University in the School of Family Life. She studies healthy sexuality in committed relationships and focuses on how being mindful during sex is associated with positive outcomes for both men and women.
Chelom has published many scholarly studies in the top sex research journals. Additionally, she translates research into plain language as she blogs for Psychology Today. She teaches couples, therapists, and relationship educators around the world how couples can improve connection in sex and the quality of their relationship.
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