Sea Glass Blog
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Erin Pritchard, MA, LPCC-S is the founder of Sea Glass Counseling and Consultation. Erin is an EMDRIA Certified EMDR Therapist and Approved Consultant, a sex and relationship expert, and Certified Fair Play Facilitator with 10 years of experience healing hearts, strengthening relationships, and restoring hope.
She provides short-term therapy and coaching to individuals and couples who are ready to trade shame and distance for restoration and genuine connection. Her work is grounded in the neurobiology of resilience, relationships and healthy spirituality. Erin focuses on creating lasting change for the whole person and enjoys helping clients untangle the complexities of trauma, sexuality, relationships, and faith.
Outside of the office, she enjoys living a fun and grace-filled life with her husband and their two Newfypoo furbabies. Erin loves spending time with friends, hiking, traveling, cooking, and gardening.
Tips for Letting Yourself Become More Intimate
It's common for many people to feel like there's something wrong with them because they struggle to connect intimately with others. Many people grew up in very strict families that struggled with emotional communication and vulnerability
Not Interested In Sex? What Are Some Of The Causes?
Many people—both men and women—experience fluctuations and changes in their sexuality over the course of their lives.
Low Libido Explained: How to deal with low desire
Almost everyone experiences fluctuations in the level of their libido and sexual desire over the course of their lives. Some of that is due to natural, hormonal changes in the human body, but other times it’s due to outside factors like stress around the house or at work.
What Is The Role Of A Sex Therapist And How Can They Help?
In the simplest terms, a sex therapist’s role is to give people a safe space to work through any sexual issues they may be having.
What Does It Mean To Be Sex Positive?
Sexuality is a fundamental part of the human experience, but for so many people its also a source of discomfort and shame.