If you’re here, something in your sex life probably isn’t feeling the way you want it to.
Maybe it’s subtle. Maybe it’s frustrating.
Either way, you’re paying attention—and that matters.
If any of these hit… you’re not alone.
Ever feel stuck in your head during sex instead of in your body?
Worry about finishing too quickly… or not at all?
Find yourself replaying experiences, wondering what went wrong?
Avoid intimacy because you’re not sure how it’ll go?
Feel pressure to “perform” instead of actually enjoying it?
Want deeper connection, but something keeps getting in the way?
What if it’s not about trying harder…
but learning how to work with your body instead of against it?
I work with people who want more confidence, more connection, and more presence in their sex lives.
My primary focus is men, but my door is open to anyone who feels called to this work.
This isn’t about quick fixes or pushing through.
It’s about understanding what’s actually happening in your body, your mind, and your nervous system—and learning how to shift it in a way that feels natural and sustainable.
Through coaching, breathwork, and body-based practices (including optional cannabis integration), we create real change that carries over into your actual experiences—not just something you think about afterward.
If you’re ready to approach this differently, I’m here to support you.
Welcome to Cannabased Coaching & Wellness
Sex Coaching
Embracing Your Authentic Sexual Self
Most people don’t need more information about sex—
they need a different relationship with it.
Sex coaching is where we look at what’s actually happening for you: your thoughts, your patterns, your expectations, and how they show up in real experiences.
Whether it’s performance anxiety, finishing too quickly, difficulty staying present, or just wanting more connection, we work with it directly—without pressure, without shame.
Brainspotting
Sometimes the issue isn’t something you can think your way out of.
Brainspotting is a powerful, body-based approach that helps access and release what’s stored beneath the surface—stress, pressure, past experiences, and patterns that keep showing up in your sex life.
This isn’t about analyzing more.
It’s about letting your body process what it hasn’t had the chance to.
Flower Meditation
This work is optional—but for many, it’s a game changer.
When used intentionally, cannabis can help quiet the mind, increase body awareness, and open the door to deeper sensation and presence.
Combined with guided meditation and breathwork, it becomes a tool to explore pleasure, reduce anxiety, and experience your body in a different way.
No experience needed—just curiosity and intention.