DR. Patti Britton joins us to teach us to keep the HEAT hot in our long term relationship

This week on “Better Sex Radio” we will be joined by famed Sex Coach, nationally board certified Clinical Sexologist, Sexuality Educator and Personal Coach Dr. Patti Britton. **Our second guest is from www.AloeCadabra.com and they are going to tell us all about their Aloe Vera based personal lubricant. Use the code FSBC for Free Shipping from Bliss Connection on their website when you buy their lube! “Dr. Patti believes that women and men have a divine birthright to experience their sexual power, eroticism and ultimate pleasure.” HALLELUJAH! Tune in March 10th at http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/BlissRadio This is directly from Dr. Britton’s webpage http://www.AskTheSexCoach.com As a sexologist, I have discovered that there are five basic areas that need to be discovered, addressed, unblocked and then aligned. 1) Mind—-information, your self-talk, thinking about sexual performance, capacity for fantasy, troubling thought patterns, such as compulsivity 2) Emotions—the feelings you carry from the past, about your body and body image, what you suppress and express, how you express your emotions, and your capacity for intimacy 3) Body-image issues, knowing how your own sexual pattern works, understanding your own body’s sexual architecture and function, acknowledging your own sexual (dys)functions, learning skills for how to be a successful lover alone or with a partner 4) Energy—sex is all about energy; the build-up, the containment and the expression of energy; in my one-on-one work I am able to observe your energy patterns within yourself and with a partner (even about how your non-physical relationship dynamics) and give coaching feedback for handling this often overlooked part of your sexuality 5) Spirit—that essence of self; those esoteric moments or practices that transcend the moment, such as peak orgasm experiences; sacred sexuality; the more subtle and delicate manner in which you deny or reflect your inner self through your sexuality