S2 | E12 Expert Spotlight: Sabrina Baldini, Sex Coach

Sabrina Baldini is a self-described “sex nerd” and lover of all things sexual health. She has a graduate degree in sexual health and rehabilitative medicine as well as a designation in sex therapy and has been involved in sex education for more than 10 years. Beginning her career teaching sex education to children, over the years, Sabrina observed that adults had just as many questions about sex as the kids—so now she’s helping everyone learn about sex.   Topics discussed:  Tension in a relationship when sex drives are different Attachment theory and differentiation of self Why sex coaching matters What is a healthy sex life in a relationship? Desire and drive—they’re two different things Sexting Performance anxiety Sex as a parent—how long to get “back to normal” And so, so much more!   For more Sabrina Baldini, please visit: @aftersexed on Instagram @learnwithsabrina on TikTok After Sex Ed on the web After Sex Ed podcast New Moon Psychotherapy on the web   From our sponsors: Wouldn’t it be great to shop online without worrying about the way something fits or if you got the right size? Try Smithery to figure out your shape and start shopping! After Sex Ed offers intimacy and sex tips on Instagram and TikTok, full asynchronous courses for adults on topics ranging from Intimacy, to how to manage mismatched sex drives, to exploring kink and porn literacy. Sabrina also provides one on one sex coaching as well as couple coaching. Lianne Kim is a business coach with programs starting as low as $59 a month—she’s the best investment for new business owners looking to take their dreams to the next level Cookies and Cribs Sleep Consulting helps parents like you teach healthy independent sleep habits to their kids ages newborn to five years old. Book your free consultation today and mention Mom Halo for 10% off your service. *Warning—this podcast is completely unfiltered. If you are around young children, we suggest headphones. **Disclaimer: All opinions of our guests are their own and in no way represent those of Alana Kayfetz.