Is Intimacy Coaching Just for “Broken” Relationships?

When people hear the term intimacy coaching, they often assume it’s only for couples on the verge of breaking up. Maybe you imagine partners who can’t communicate anymore, who feel disconnected, or who are considering separation.

And while intimacy coaching can absolutely help in those situations, that’s not the full story.

The truth is—intimacy coaching isn’t just for “broken” relationships. In fact, many couples I work with already have strong, healthy connections. They simply want to go deeper, grow together, and create even more intimacy, both emotionally and physically.

Think of it like this: you don’t wait until your car breaks down to get a tune-up, and you don’t wait until your health is failing to start exercising. Coaching can be preventative care for your relationship—helping you build the skills and connection you need before problems arise.

In my latest YouTube video, I challenge the stigma that intimacy coaching is only for struggling couples. I share:

• Why thriving couples benefit from intimacy coaching
• Real-life examples of couples who grew stronger through this work
• Three simple practices you can start using in your relationship right now

Watch the full video below.

Whether your relationship is in crisis, stable, or already amazing, intimacy coaching can help you grow closer, communicate more openly, and keep love alive in fresh and meaningful ways.

Because intimacy isn’t just about fixing what’s broken—it’s about deepening what’s already good.