Heck ya! I'm totally into this idea. My actual university background is in teaching/psychology, and I like fitness too so I became a spin instructor as a hobby. I feel like teaching and actually sensing HOW to best adapt that with each student/client's needs just comes naturally to me so I don't see this as much different. I love the challenge of that actually.

There's this thing called a "sex surrogate" that works in tandem w a sex therapist to help men achieve better sex within their relationships. I actually looked into doing this as its right up my alley, and I love the "legitimate" aspect of it (escorting is illegal in the states which means there is a chance of getting in trouble- I personally don't like that thought). Anyway. I think it's so cool, and could truly help a lot of people/relationships.

I think if done w the right intent, a provider could def help w certain issues like this. I actually have past clients that have told me I helped them overcome certain issues in the bedroom, which is great to hear. Ultimately, I DO see myself as sort of a therapist/coach in the process of seeing men. My positive interactions w them allow them to see how to please a woman, which means he's going to have more confidence and skills moving forward.

Obviously I am NOT a licensed therapist of any sort nor claim to be, I am simply someone that has natural teaching/counseling skills and see this overlap in not just formal.school/educational settings.