Philadelphia Sex Therapist Reveals: It's Not Low Desire, It's Your Nervous System | How to Want Sex Again

In this illuminating episode, Philadelphia-based intimacy coach Erinn Hoel reveals the hidden connection between your overloaded nervous system and your disappeared desire.

Have you found yourself avoiding your partner's touch? Spending extra time in the bathroom hoping they'll be asleep when you come out? Feeling a mix of guilt and resentment about intimacy?

Contrary to popular belief, your low desire isn't about hormones, relationship problems, or being "broken." It's about your body's natural protection mechanisms going into overdrive.

Using the powerful "circuit breaker" analogy, Erinn explains why traditional advice like scheduling date nights, buying lingerie, or "just doing it anyway" often makes things worse, not better.

You'll learn:

  • Why your body physically blocks desire when your nervous system is overwhelmed

  • How to identify the specific triggers that trip your body's "circuit breaker"

  • The transformative changes that happen when women reset their nervous systems

  • A proven pathway back to genuine desire that doesn't involve guilt or obligation

Featured in this episode is the powerful story of Sarah, who went from separate bedrooms and contemplating divorce to rediscovering spontaneous desire in just six weeks.

Whether you've been struggling with low desire for months or years, this episode provides a new framework for understanding what's happening in your body and actionable steps to reconnect with both yourself and your partner.

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Listen now to discover why the path back to desire starts with your nervous system, not in your bedroom.

Ready to take the next steps and uplevel connection in your relationship? Book your free call below to learn how to take the next step with Erinn.

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