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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2022 · 29 MIN

196 How Self Esteem Plays A Role In Intimacy With Rachel Smith

from The Mom Training Podcast · host Diana Ballard

If you are not comfortable in your own skin, why would you let anyone else in? Insecurities and low self-esteem can act as major "breaks" to our sexual desire and ability to experience pleasure and connection with our partners. Bio: Rachel has a passion for empowering ambitious women and committed couples through a journey of love and healing to rekindle passion and foster a deeper connection within themselves and their intimate relationships. She is the founder of Infinite Intimacy, where she offers compassionate therapeutic services, comprehensive workshops and retreats to help clients develop the confidence and courage to show up as their true selves in life and relationships. Rachel understands how difficult it can be to balance the many demands that careers, families and partnerships can entail and believes that everyone deserves to live a life filled with passion, excitement and fulfillment. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a certification in Sex Therapy, Rachel is truly an expert in intimacy. Connect With Rachel: Website - https://www.infiniteintimacytherapy.com Social platforms (IG & Facebook) - @InfiniteIntimacyTherapy

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