Like sex, marketing for coaches has a lot of myths, misinformation, and promises around it.
It’s important to move beyond the mistaken beliefs that you need to get coaching clients fast, or the desire to scale a coaching business. We show you how.
Somatica Training
Are you curious what the Somatica Training is all about? Learn all about our sex and relationship coach trainings with these articles.
Relationship coaching is an emerging field in the life coaching sector. In order to become a relationship coach, it is important to go through a thorough and high quality training program that provides a relationship coach certification. We show you how.
In the Somatica training, we teach you how to build a therapeutic relationship with a client that helps them transform in the realm of sex and intimacy. We call these “practice relationships” or “The Relationship Lab”. Learn about the techniques in detail in this article.
Have you ever wondered how to build emotional connections in a social setting? In this real-life Somatica Session, we teach you how to ask for consent, and attune yourself for successful seduction.
Have you ever experienced toxic shame and wondered how you can overcome it? In this second episode of our Somatica Sessions video series, Danielle walks Dori through shame therapy and explains the psychological effects of shame.
What if you could learn how to create desire in others by simply fostering a deeper self connection? In this first episode of our brand new Somatica Sessions video series, Celeste guides her client Spiritchild on a journey of self connection.
What is it like being an intimacy coach? Somatica practitioner Ashley shares her story of a new client session, and how she navigates establishing connection.
Struggling with shame? As part of the Somatica Method, we work on overcoming and healing shame. Read about the 3 steps you can take to de-shamify yourself.
The advanced Somatica Couples Training offers tools to work with couples, and have a successful practice as a sex and relationship coach. Here’s a first-person student account.
One of the most harmful and least compassionate things you can do as a coach or therapist is to pretend you have it all figured out and are now perfect. Here’s how to do it differently.