Podcast appearances and mentions of isiah mckimmie

Does a good relationship take hard work or should it be easy? Well… it's complicated. We chat to sex and relationship therapist Isiah McKimmie to find out how to strike the balance, and how to clock the signs that you should let go.SHOW NOTES:Gottman Institute on "perpetual problems"DM us your thoughts, questions, topics, or to just vent at @triplejthehookup on IG or email us: thehookup@abc.net.auThe Hook Up is an ABC podcast, produced by triple j. It is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, work, and learn.

Christo and Dion are always working to be better husbands to their wives, but think they can do better!So they've started The Good Husbands Club, a semi-regular look at how to be a better husband utilising the brains of some of the best relationship experts.Our first guest into the club is Couples Counsellor, Relationship Counsellor and Sexologist, Isiah McKimmie.As one of Australia's most qualified and sought after relationship and intimacy experts, she works with high achieving women and couples who usually say ‘everything else is perfect except this', have a harmonious relationship, loving intimacy and playful sex.Come on in to The Good Husbands Club!ISIAH'S LINKS:WebsiteInstagramFacebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was the celebrity news that made headlines around the world. Actress and Kanye West's ex Julia Fox, recently admitted on American TV that she's been celibate for the past two years. So what are the benefits of curbing copulation and taking a break from sex? For more, sexologist and relationship therapist, Isiah McKimmie joins. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The impact of cheating can last for years, stopping you from trusting people even if they give you no reason to doubt them. 

The impact of cheating can last for years, stopping you from trusting people even if they give you no reason to doubt them. 

Sex is a physical expression of the love you and your partner share. Unfortunately, during infertility, sex can become more about the baby making goal, than a true connection. In this webinar I will be speaking with Isiah McKimmie about why it's important to keep the intimacy alive and how you can re-establish that connection and really enjoy the baby making process. Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade. One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality. Compassionate, understanding and absolutely non-judgemental, Isiah has built her reputation on getting results and helping her clients live happier lives.

In this episode we discuss a topic which is so important to creating a healthy pregnancy, a healthy family and healthy relationships, but it can be seen as a bit ‘taboo'. We know we need to have sex to make a baby and even if you are trying through IVF or assisted reproduction, intimacy and connection is still so important within a healthy relationship, but unfortunately, it can so easily be lost when baby making becomes a mission. Joining me to help unpack this topic and provide you with some strategies to help you maintain that intimacy and that connection, is the lovely Isiah McKimmie. Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach and is one of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia. Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Masters degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality.  She's worked with thousands of people, and writes a popular weekly advice column on sex and relationships with news.com.au. Find out more about working with Isiah at the links below Website https://isiah-mckimmie.com/ 8 Week – Awaken Program https://isiah-s-site.thinkific.com/pages/awaken Facebook https://www.facebook.com/isiah.mckimmie Instagram https://www.instagram.com/isiahmckimmie.sexologist/ For the opportunity to ask your questions of Conceive Baby Podcast guests (and loads more fertility goodness!), join the Conceive Baby with Tasha Jennings Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/conceivebabywithtashajennings

Being in a long-term relationship is a beautiful thing, but for many couples, it's easy to get into a rut. Whether it's emotional or sexual intimacy, it may feel like something is missing.   Today, I connect with Isiah McKimmie, a couple's therapist, sex therapist, sexologist and coach who has helped women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for more than a decade. She shares deep insight on how to spark the flame again in our relationships and in the bedroom, and nurture our connection over time.   More specifically, Isiah teaches us how to amp up the feeling of connection in our relationships, a concrete method to ask your partner for what you need and the importance of a daily check-in. We also dive into ways to feel sexy and confident in the bedroom, and how to create time and space for intimacy to unfold.   Isiah and I would love to know what resonated with you most from today's episode. Let us know by sharing it on Instagram and be sure to tag us - @isiahmckimmie.sexologist and @Whitneywoman!   Here's what to look forward to in today's episode:   -Advice for trying to rebuild or amp up the feeling of connection in our relationships   -The importance of communication in long-term relationships.   -How to change the way we give feedback   -A concrete method for expressing how you feel in a situation and how to ask your partner for what you need   -How to compassionately address a partner's complaints   -Practices all couples need to support healthy long-term relationships   -The importance of a daily check-in   -How to create time for intimacy   -Advice for feeling sexy and confident in the bedroom   -A discussion about initiating intimacy   -When your nervous system is in overdrive and you may just not be in the mood - and ways to communicate to your partner about it.   Connect with Isiah:   IG: @isiahmckimmie.sexologist   Website: https://isiah-mckimmie.com/   Connect with Whitney:   IG: @Whitneywoman   Website: www.myelectricideas.com  

Australia's most sought-after relationship counsellor, sex therapist, sexologist and news.com.au advice columnist, Isiah McKimmie, shares key tools to help women and couples discover intimacy and connection. Don't forget to leave us a 5 star review if you loved this episode

The show had everything today.. from a debate about whether Allan should participate in the staff raffle, to Sexologist Isiah McKimmie giving some tips on how to spice up your sex life..  Carly is shopping for a birthday present and Allan is still unsure on what cushions to buy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Our friend, Mr. Darne, says giving pleasure is a key trait of someone who is good at sex. “A great lover is always more than willing to give as good as she or he gets. They're always looking to ‘one-up' their mate's attempt to please them.” 5. They are vocal Your first thought here may be the scene from When Harry Met Sally when Sally gives her best orgasm impression. Being vocal doesn't mean loud. It just means expressing your thoughts and feelings through sounds. It can include moans, heavy breathing, whispers, and more. You don't have to yell out, but letting out an “mmm” when you are touched in the right spot is a vocal sign that lets your partner knows you're enjoying what they are doing. A vocal sex partner will let you know how they feel through sounds and, in turn, listen for sounds and learn how to respond to them. Barry Komisaruk, a neuroscientist and the author of The Science of Orgasm, says, “The sound is a representation of the intensity of excitation. If a partner gets excited hearing a shout during sex, then that can be a rewarding communication that bonds the partners and encourages them to do it again.” Talking about sex outside the bedroom also helps. One study found that those who communicate about sex, both in and out of bed, have better sex than those who don't talk about sex at all. Salt N Pepa were on the money when they said Let's Talk About Sex. 6. They make sex fun Sex should be fun but isn't always. One depressing study found that many women have sex out of a sense of obligation. Sixty-six percent of women surveyed had sex with their partner to get it out of the way. Sex shouldn't be considered a chore that needs to be ticked off on your weekly to-do list. No one should be having sex out of obligation. Great lovers make sex fun. They mix things up, surprise their partner, and use their research from point one to spice things up. And importantly, they ask their partner what they like. Sex shouldn't be a task but an activity. 7. They are a sex detective Are you a Sherlock Holmes in the sack? A sex detective will pick up on nonverbal sex clues as to what their partner likes. We spoke about vocalization, but this is picking up on body language, eye contact, demeanor. Is your partner feeling body conscious or anxious? Pick up on these cues and build their confidence. A good sex detective will look for cues and clues not only during the act of sex but also perceive when their partner wants to have sex. According to Isiah McKimmie, relationship therapist & sexologist. “Men fail to pick up on a woman's cues for sex because they're simply too subtle or there's a lack of communication. There's also still a myth that women are less interested in sex than men, and I think both men and women can fall victim to this.” My porn sex and my real life sex are one in the same. I even do vaginal sex (backdoor and front door.) I am open to ethical open relationships (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_relationship.) I am open to all of the types of ethical polyamory with ethical solo polyamory being my favorite: https://www.healthline.com/health/relationships/solo-polyamory and https://www.choosingtherapy.com/polyamory/. I am childfree by my choice, pet free by my choice, staunchly against marriage for myself by my choice, and living totally alone by my choice. I am a switch or versatile, soft Dom and hard Dom when it comes to BDSM. I would love to porn perform with Make Love Not Porn (MLNP.) It is impossible to experience absolute certainty and absolute truth pertaining to deities and messianic figures. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

Matt from Donnelly Auctions called in to value Carly's plates and lucky for Carly, she made some profit from the purchase! Allan put together a list of potential podcast failure ideas.. like a podcast called the POD-cast.. reviewing coffee pods.  Sexologist Isiah McKimmie suggests how many times you and your partner should be having fun in the bedroom!  Did you get back with your ex? Apparently a lot of callers did and they are very happy with their decision.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One thing I don't talk about much in my work is sex. Not for any particular reason, it's just not something that's high on my list of priorities to research and form opinions on. However, I have lots of listeners who have asked about sex therapy so I've got Isiah McKimmie on the show to well, talk about sex!  She is ridiculously qualified, with a masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a masters degree in Science in Medicine(Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual and a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology just to name a few. She's Australia's most qualified relationship and intimacy specialist and in this episode she gives excellent advice on sex, couples therapy and how to get the intimacy you crave in life.  Links  https://carlyjacobs.activehosted.com/f/69 https://www.patreon.com/veryexcellenthabits https://www.instagram.com/veryexcellenthabits https://www.facebook.com/groups/veryexcellenthabits Isiah's guide for deepening love and intimacy - https://isiah-mckimmie.ck.page/92da5ad26e See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Triathlon is a crazy sport. You're up early, home late and when you juggle work, family, and household jobs, it can be easy to let your relationship slide. Particularly through the build of a key race like 70.3 or Ironman where training hours are high. So often I see couples and families break down because of triathlon. It can put a huge strain on your relationship, particularly if your other half is not involved in the sport!Now this might seem completely left field for a triathlon nutrition podcast but bear with me! I'm here to help you, in any way I can. I've got the nutrition side covered (well mostly!) and I'm bringing in the big guns to help you in other areas.In this episode, I'm joined by Couples Therapist, Sexologist and Sex Therapist, Isiah McKimmie. She's sharing some really practical, actionable tips you can implement to stay connected with your partner and help your relationship thrive.Anyone can benefit from these great tips from Isiah. Whether you're doing an Ironman or simply trying to balance all of the things in life.LINKS:​​Connect with Isiah on InstagramWebsite: www.isiah-mckimmie.comFor your copy of Isiah's FREE Guide to Strengthening Your Relationship, click HERELearn more about the 5 Love Languages and take a free quiz: HERE Join the Dietitian Approved Crew Facebook Group to catch me LIVE on Coffee & Questions. On the first Thursday of every month at 8:30am AEST (Brisbane time). Come and pick my Advanced Sports Dietitian brain on anything endurance nutrition-related.Learn more about the Triathlon Nutrition Academy Program: www.dietitianapproved.com/academyInstagram: @Dietitian.Approved  @triathlonnutritionacademyFacebook: https://wwww.facebook.com/DietitianApprovedThe Triathlon Nutrition Academy is a podcast by Dietitian Approved Website: www.dietitianapproved.comSupport the show

Sonya and her best friend Ophelia are joined by their guest Isiah McKimmie, a couples therapist and sexologist in Australia who helps couples create a more harmonious relationship and aids women in feeling more confident about their bodies. This episode empowers women to give themselves permission to explore and love their own bodies and discover what is pleasurable to them so that they could communicate these to their partners. Tune in to find out how masturbation can help women be more attuned to their body's wants, and how at least 45 minutes of foreplay could improve a couple's sex life! You can connect with Isiah on: Instagram @Isiahmckimmie.sexologist Her Website: https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com

Today we go all the way to Australia to find and speak to this incredibly dynamic therapist, Isiah McKimmie, who is a sexologist, couples therapist, sex therapist, and coach. If you want to find out what a sexologist is, you're going to have to listen to the interview.    It is a huge pleasure to have Isiah here all the way from Australia. I recently started interacting with folks on Instagram and there she was kicking up a storm, teaching folks around the world how to have better sex and better relationships.    I reached out to Isiah because so much of what I do with individuals, couples, and in my own life has to do with how our bodies, over time, let others in. When it comes to intimate relationships, there's no hiding in sex. It often reveals our pain, our vulnerability, and as we get close, this is a place that couples often have to work at to get even closer.    So after spending a week writing about and talking about the body and why, in certain cases when language fails us, sex can often be a place where people find refuge but also where people start to get very confused when it creates an imbalance or it creates a lot of friction in relationships (people can often feel unseen, exposed, and vulnerable), Isiah just brings this incredible lightness of being to the conversation. I was so impressed with the joy and positivity and just lightness that she kept coming back with as we explored this in relationship.    So, without further ado, here's my interview with sexologist Isiah McKimmie.   Show Highlights: What brought Isiah to working with couples. Why intimacy is such an important, hot-button issue in relationships. How sexual rejection can feel like abandonment. Why working on connection and communication is key to building sexual intimacy. What a sexologist is. How to deal with the loss of the “honeymoon phase” and move forward to the new phase of your relationship. Why putting in effort is so crucial. How to normalize the ups and downs in the process of building intimacy. How trauma can make safety not feel safe to us. How to navigate the intimacy differences between men and women. Subscribe and Review We'd appreciate you subscribing to this podcast and leaving an Apple Podcasts review. Reviews help others discover and learn what The Dignity of Suffering is all about. It only takes a second and helps us out a lot! If you enjoyed this episode, we've also created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from it. Just go to the episode page at https://mitchellsmolkin.com/ to download it. Supporting Resources: https://mitchellsmolkin.com/ Mitchell Smolkin is a sought-after clinician, speaker, and author. For media and interview requests please contact his publicist Randy Phipps at randy@rpcommunications.net. For all other inquiries, please send mail to info@mitchellsmolkin.com. *** Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com

The topic we all want to talk about but shy away from discussing openly! Join Jacquie as she delves into everything about sex with Isiah McKimmie, Sexologist and Sex Therapist.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the chat that so many people struggle to have...The Defining The Relationship convo. Well stress no more, because we're here to help!

It's the chat that so many people struggle to have...The Defining The Relationship convo. Well stress no more, because we're here to help!

It's the chat that so many people struggle to have... The Defining The Relationship convo. Well stress no more, because we're here to help!

It's the chat that so many people struggle to have... The Defining The Relationship convo. Well stress no more, because we're here to help!

My guest on the podcast today is Isiah McKimmieIsiah is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover intimacy and connection for over a decade.One of Australia's most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts, she holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality. In the conversation on the subject of insecurity and sexuality we cover a wide range of topics including: - Dealing with the impact of sexual abuse - The impact a repressed sexuality has on other areas of life - How your beliefs and fears about yourself show up in the bedroom - Growing together as a couple - Sex as life force energy - The problem of pornography as sex education - Talking to your kids about sex People suffer greatly for not knowing how to talk about sex, so I'm sure you'll find Isiah's approach to the subject refreshingly honest and useful.

Today, we’re listening back to one of our most popular – and adventurous – episodes from early 2019: Kissing. What do you like, and not like, about kissing? How good are you at training a new person in how to kiss you? More importantly, how do you feel about training this person that’s in front […]

Such a gentle, delicious conversation that has the undertones of peace and harmony in what will hopefully become an ongoing conversation you have for the rest of your life.1. How rebellion is having the courage to be yourself … *Yeah!2. The most...

Soo...what happens when your sex life is dead? We know how it goes: find the man, get married, have the kids, and that's the end of your sex life. But what if that isn't how it has to be? What if we could have a deeply intimate sex life with our spouse, and toe-curling orgasms to-boot?  We were curious if such a thing was possible, so we sat down with one of Australia's most qualified Sexologists, Isiah McKimmie. But she isn't just a Sexologist. She's also a Couples Therapist, a Sex Therapist, and a Tantra Teacher - so she knows her stuff when it comes to intimacy which means, we put our burning questions to her about how to resuscitate a dead sex life, including:  What happens when your sex life is deader than Tutenkamun? What are the first steps in re-igniting the intimacy and passion in your relationship? Why does sex become transactional? Why sex is the socially acceptable way for men to ask for intimacy Why do we need to reconsider having sex during a pandemic - surely it's the perfect time for more romps?  Yup. Lots of sticky, gritty questions.  Lots of juicy, tantalizing answers.  Connect with Isiah: Email info@isiah-mckimmie.com Website https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/isiahmckimmie.sexologist/ Connect with Ashleigh and Verity  Facebook/Instagram @goodgirlsdontpod Email goodgirlsdontpod@gmail.com

We're talking relationships on the podcast today. Bit of a change of tack, because frankly, I'm bored stupid of talking about businessy stuff. Are you struggling to live harmoniously with your partner? Are you separated from your partner due to Covid19? Has your dating life gone on hold since the pandemic started? And has the being together sparked some steamy loving or storming rows? In this episode, we'll be talking to relationship expert Isiah McKimmie about relationships, love and sex and how it's all changed since the big C19 has arrived.

Over the past few weeks, I have listened to hundreds of mamas' experience of isolation - what is stressing them out, and what they are loving. And one of the worries that is coming up a lot is: relationships and intimacy. When everyone is packed into a home, and the kids are underfoot all day long, how do you connect with your partner? When they are stressed about work, and you're stressed about the kids (and work), is it normal to just put the relationship on the bottom of the to-do list? And what if you and your partner are expecting very different things from each other right now? In this CalmCast episode, I speak with Isiah McKimmie, Couples Therapist and Sexologist about intimacy and relationships in isolation who believes that with the right tools and support, your relationship can emerge stronger than ever.Isiah is currently offering a free day program and support group to help your relationship thrive during this challenging time.You get practical, actionable tools to help you:Rebuild connectionDiffuse tensionCreate intimacyBring the fun and playfulness back to your relationshipEach activity takes less than 15 minutes.You’ll get:Playful, practical exercises each day for 21 days to build intimacy and connectionLive group coaching callsExpert interviews and adviceBonus resources and tipsYou can join at any time - there’s no specific start date.You’re also welcome to join even if your partner doesn’t want to. You’ll still get benefits by joining the group and implementing the advice alone.You can join for free here.

If you, like many of us, are bunkered down in your homes right now, during the period of social distancing and isolation you may be facing a lot more time with your partner than usual. And if you’re human…that can mean sharing a range of different emotions that you don’t usually experience together. For some couples that could bring you closer together, and others.. can tear you apart. Even the strongest of couples would be tested right now.In China, where they are now coming out of long periods of isolation from the outside world, there has been a reported spike in couples filing for divorce, indicating at their time together seriously amplified friction!New words like Covid-divorces and Coronababies are being spread around the web and it looks like it is break or make time for many of us!I thought I’d get an experts in to help us before we all end up at each other!Isiah McKimmie Couples is a sex Therapist & Coach, with a masters degree in relational psychotherapy, and Science of Medicine in Sexual Health, as well as a post grad diploma in sexology. She is also the host of a podcast called Wholehearted and is committed to loving relationships, deep intimacy and whole-hearted sex, and she’s here to give us some practical tips so we can use this time to strengthen our relationships, rather than tear them apart. Link to online couples program: https://isiah-mckimmie.ck.page/acd0c670bd

If you're dating someone right now, are you running out of ideas to keep it exciting and fun?In this episode you'll hear from some New Yorkers whose creative date ideas have gone viral. And we'll check in with some of the big dating apps to see how they're changing the game.

If you're dating someone right now, are you running out of ideas to keep it exciting and fun? In this episode you'll hear from some New Yorkers whose creative date ideas have gone viral. And we'll check in with some of the big dating apps to see how they're changing the game.

If you're dating someone right now, are you running out of ideas to keep it exciting and fun? In this episode you'll hear from some New Yorkers whose creative date ideas have gone viral. And we'll check in with some of the big dating apps to see how they're changing the game.

In today’s episode, we’re (tastefully) discussing sex, intimacy, vulnerability, and love with sexologist, sex therapist, and couple’s therapist, Isiah McKimmie. This discussion will leave you feeling empowered to talk more openly about intimacy with your partner and more confident in your own skin. Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.jenriday.com/211

Relationships and sex therapist Isiah McKimmie is out to help people see the deeper side of sex and themselves. On a journey of self discovery herself, we talk about what makes sex healthy, why ageing can actually improve your sex life and how Ayurveda’s third pillar of health contributes to our ultimate desire to live in alignment with our true nature. Also Chara finds out what a sexologist is! Don’t miss this beautiful and wide ranging discussion!

Back in the day couples would hold off having sex until they’d tied-the-knot. They were so keen to consummate their marriage, it’d happen on their wedding night. But now, a lot of us have already done the deed and being intimate could be the last thing on our minds once the reception is done.Marriage Celebrants Ange Anderson and Georgina Prior chat to couples therapist and sexologist Isiah McKimmie who says we need to stop pressuring ourselves to make it happen a few hours after we say “I do”.@ange_anderson@uniqueweddingscelebrant @isiahmckimmie.sexologist See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Friday, and that means sexy time: On today's @energygroove #FeministFriday segment @bradduence & I were joined by @isiahmckimmie.sexologist to talk about sex, intimacy, desire and epic orgasms.https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/free-tools/

Do you know your sexual compass? Do you fear rejection? Do you give into "sex shoulds"? Join myself and sexologist, Isiah McKimmie, in our conversation all around sexual confidence, communicating desire, self worth, love languages and intimacy. Its a juicy and whole hearted episode that you will LOVE. Sex is no longer a taboo topic, and we want you to ALWAYS feel like your most sexiest and confident self! FOLLOW ISIAH ON INSTA https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/about/ WHOLEHEARTED: LOVE, SEX & INTIMACY PODCAST

Want to know where exactly the g-spot is, how to find it and the best sex positions to harness a G-spot orgasm? In this episode of the Pleasure Rising Podcast Sarah speaks with Isiah McKimmie on the different orgasms that a woman can have, and in particular dive into the details of the G-Spot and female ejaculation.  About Isiah McKimmie` Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sexologist, Sex Therapist and Tantra Teacher. Isiah is all about creating loving relationships, deep intimacy and wholehearted sex. One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia.  Join The Pleasure Rising Community ` Join the conversation at our private Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/daretoplease/ Read the show notes and take the erotic identity archetype quiz at: www.sarahmarieliddle.com Work with Sarah at: https://sarahmarieliddle.com/work-with-me 

Let's talk about sex! Today in the confessional, Sandy chats with Isiah McKimmie, one of Australia's most qualified relationship and sex experts. Isiah is a couples therapist, sex therapist, sexologist and tantra expert. Isiah writes a weekly column for new.com.au and is a regular contributor to Huffpost and numerous print and digital publications. She is also the host of the podcast Wholehearted, Love, Sex & Intimacy. We chat about sexuality, the g-spot, menopause, therapy, orgasms and exactly what a sexologist does. You can follow Isiah at www.isiah-mckimmie.com where you can find excellent advice of sex, intimacy and relationships. Her podcast can be found via her website. Curious? Listen on!https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/Follow us on instagram: @thegoodgirlconfessionalThe Good Girl Confessional Podcast is a production of Wb40 - Women Beyond FortyCraving more? You can find us at www.wb40.com

In this episode I am chatting with Richelle Menzies, a Clinical Sexologist based in Hobart, Tasmania. Aside from her private practice, Sensual Potential, Richelle is also the resident sexologist on BENT FM and has been a guest speaker with renown sexologist Isiah McKimmie talking about non-monogamous relationships and vulvas. Richelle is very well-known in the Queer community for her work. Richelle is a lifetime member of Queensland Aids Council, a member of the LGBTI Health Alliance, the Society of Australian Sexology (SAS), the Australian Counselling Association, the Australian Community Workers Association and the National Disability Practitioners network. If you would like to work with Richelle you can contact her via her website: http://www.sensualpotential.com.au/ The 101 year old Sexologist mentioned by Richelle is Dr Shirley Zussman. Pssst...The vibrator mentioned in the podcast is my all-time favourite. It's not your ordinary, run of the mill vibrator, no...it's fit for a Queen! Click here for the Zalo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-maven/message

Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sexologist, Sex Therapist and Tantra Teacher. She is Australia's most qualified Sex and Relationship Expert and she shares all of her juicy advice on creating loving relationships, deep intimacy and wholehearted sex. This episode will address practical tools for relationships and sex and to techniques on how to reconnect with your partner and reignite intimacy.  This is an episode full of exposed secrets, laughter and fresh ideas- you will not want to miss this! We dive dep into: -What is Tantra? - Can you recreate a spark between a couple who are experiencing a decline in their sexual desire for one-another? -Getting out of your head and back into your body to experience ultimate pleasure -The "M" word........Yep, we go there! -and so much more! Find Isiah at : http://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/blog-pod/ Her podcast is Wholehearted Love, Sex & Intimacy: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast.wholehearted-love-sex-intimacy/id1076298109?mt=2 Instagram: Isiahmckimmie.sexologist Facebook: Isiah McKimmie - Couples Therapist + Sexologist Facebook Group: Whole Hearted: Love, Sex & Intimacy Find Bev & Heather at:  Instagram: Bitchesbebrave  Facebook: Being Brave  Email: Bitchesbebrave@bitchesbebrave.com  Twitter: Bitchesbebrave --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bitchesbebrave/message

Memoir is rarely a genre that entrepreneurs look into as a business growth book, and yet it has an incredible potential to increase the know like trust factor. As well, it works for entrepreneurs who do not like to pose as experts but more contributors to a subject. It is in fact, my favourite genre. In this interview with Isiah McKimmie we explore how writing a memoir has impacted her business and what having a book coach can do to support this journey. 

Isiah McKimmie is a sexologist, sex therapist, relationship coach and Tantra Teacher. She's one of Australia’s most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts and is all about creating loving relationships, deep intimacy and whole-hearted sex. In addition to working with couples, she's passionate about empowering women to be confident in themselves (and their sexuality). She does this through practical tools, science-based advice and a rock-steady belief that you are not broken – you just need the right tools and advice to get where you want to be. She joins me today for a fascinating conversation around sexuality, discussing; How Isiah begins her day, every day. Isiah’s story, her path in becoming a sex therapist, and how she became the person she is today. Why there’s so much stigma around sexuality, particularly amongst women. The degree to which we tie up our self worth in our sex lives. We talk about what part a healthy (or unhealthy) sex life plays in our overall wellbeing. Where women can go to get our information when it comes to sex. We so often think that “we should just know” or “everyone else knows”, but Isiah outlines how that is just not true. We all have questions and Isiah discusses where we can go to get our actual sex education. How Isiah works with women to empower them when it comes to their sexuality. We talk about orgasms, and how women who find it more difficult to orgasm, to learn to orgasm for the first time or more consistently. How to deal with the stigma of sex and the fear of being thought of as “promiscuous” for women in particular. We talk about how to give ourselves permission that it’s ok to let go and enjoy yourself when it comes to sex, and not just thinking about the other person. Tantrix sex. What it’s all about, and how Isiah goes about teaching it to couples. Some of the most common themes Isiah hears when working with women. Three key things we can do to better tap into our sexuality. For full show notes and resources head to mywellnesspie.com/love-sex-and-intimacy.

In this episode of Wholehearted: Love Sex + Intimacy – The Podcast, we open the floor to you, our amazing listeners, and answer the burning questions you've submitted on the website or through our Facebook page. We can’t get to them all in this episode, but there will be many more Q & A episodes to come. So if there is something you would like to ask me (+ it can be anonymous) click this link.  Today, we discuss: how you can take more control in the bedroom, how you can increase your desire for sex when the feeling fades and (a big one)… "Do I stay quiet to keep the peace or voice my concerns with my partner?"! Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoy it. Isiah + Bec. x     Our favourite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our live chat, on social media, and in our comments section. So be sure to connect on our blog page, facebook group or on Insta. This week's question: What would you like to ask me? Click here to ask.   If you are a new listener to Wholehearted: Love Sex + Intimacy – The Podcast, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today!

What do you like, and not like, about kissing? How good are you at training a new person in how to kiss you? More importantly, how do you feel about training this person that’s in front of you, right now, in how to kiss you? They’re the questions Rog (from Curious Creatures) and Isiah McKimmie […]

Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sexologist and Tantra Teacher passionate about helping people have loving relationships, deep intimacy and wholehearted sex. I brought her on the show to discuss some of these subjects with us a little more. Follow Isiah: Website >> www.isiah-mckimmie.com Facebook >> https://www.facebook.com/isiah instagram >> https://www.instagram.com/isiahmckimmie.sexologist/

In this episode of Wholehearted: Love Sex + Intimacy – The Podcast, Amy Towle joins me to explain Yoni Massage/Mapping, sexuality as part of our spirituality, self-love and the cultural conditioning that women get taught around their sexuality. Yoni is a sanskrit word (pronounced yo-nee ) and refers to the female genitals as a sacred temple and source of life.  Amy believes that becoming a sexual being is a full-bodied experience and if you aren’t open and accepting of who you are as a sexual being, you’re never going to be able to fully embrace and step into that with another person. Join us as we discuss how you can connect with the divine feminine within us, that is housed in our female reproductive organs. Learn how Yoni Massage assists in this connection and how you can be more fearless with your sexuality and step into your power as a women to empower your entire life. In this episode, we discuss: Sexuality as Spirituality What is Yoni Mapping/ Massage? The disconnection women often feel from their genitals How society and cultural conditioning has affected how we see sexuality and ourselves as sexual beings How women can connect with this part of their body (your yoni) How you can love yourself completely and feel empowered around sex Tips to help you learn to love this part of yourself even more   Follow our Podcast and Blog Follow our Host - Isiah McKimmie - Couples Therapist + Sexologist Join our Group (and the conversation) - Wholehearted: Love, Sex + Intimacy   Our favorite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our live chat, on social media, and in our comments section.   This week’s question is: Tell me which of Amy’s tips on connecting to your divine feminine you’re going to try this week?   Explore these Resources In this episode, we mentioned the following resources: Amy Towle’s Website: www.templeofshe.com.au Or find Amy on Facebook and Instagram Amy is a Certified Intuitive Guide, Registered Midwife and Yoni Massage Practitioner and Trainer.  Amy founded Temple Of She, offering willing women services to explore the relationship between their spirituality and sexuality.  She supports women as they permanently shift subconscious fears and negative self beliefs, while they explore who they are sexually, to a deeper connection with their sexual self and power.    If you are a new listener to Wholehearted: Love Sex + Intimacy – The Podcast, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today!

In this episode Carly is joined by sex therapist Isiah Mckimmie and they cover off on things such as where exactly is the G -Spot, Can you make a one night stand good and how much are couples doing it? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sex and intimacy is the last thing on your mind now you're a mum. By the time you fall into bed after another exhausting day juggling balls and fulfilling demands, being a goddess between the sheets is probably fairly low on your list of priorities. In today's podcast you'll understand why things have changed between you and your partner, and gain an insight into why you feel disconnected. But you'll also learn how to reignite the sparkle and start to feel the way you did before children came on the scene. My guest today is Isiah McKimmie. Isiah is a Sydney-based Relationship Therapist and Sexologist who has been helping couples maintain better relationships for over seven years. She helps them discover deep love, soulful intimacy and whole-hearted sex. Isiah believes that intimacy and relationships are deeply connected to our overall happiness and that, if you have the right foundation stones in place, a happy, passionate and loving relationship is possible for everyone. Today Isiah will make you want to jump back into bed with your hubby because of your personal connection rather than simply the act of having sex. We consider intimacy from your partners perspective and how bringing back kindness, respect and understanding to your relationship may be the key to reigniting the passion. We address the negative association that society has about marriage and children wreaking your sex life, and the impact that your perception of your body has on your relationship. And we talk about the practicalities of making time to reconnect, why you might just have your priorities in the wrong order and realistic tips for maintaining a loving relationship. We also delve into how to fit time to be a couple into your busy life, and why scheduling in intimacy and sex can actually be fun, rather than contrived. I am delighted to have Isiah on my show today. She'll help you realise why sex is so important to your relationship and why a great connection with your partner starts with yourself. You'll gain an appreciation that by dedicating time to having a healthy, intimate relationship you'll see the energy of your entire family change. Best of all, you're role modelling for your children's future relationships and giving them the precious gift of a happier family unit. You can find the full write up from this episode including the Show Notes at www.Lisa-York.com/086 Your iTunes Rating and Review helps spread the SuperMum message. Thanks so much! Go Conquer Motherhood!

Today, we’re switching!  Rog (from Curious Creatures) is being interviewed by someone else.  Well, sort of; there’s a bit of topping from the bottom going on. Oops. You may remember Isiah McKimmie from a few episodes back; they chatted about safer sex.  It was such fun, that they wanted to interview me about oral sex […]

Let's talk about sex. No, this is not an R-rated episode but my podcast guest today Isiah McKimmie is one of Australia's most popular experts on intimacy, sex and relationships. Isiah works as a couples Therapist, Sexologist, Sex Therapist and Coach, committed to loving relationships, whole-hearted sex and deep intimacy. She has credentials to boot, including a Masters Degree in Relational Psychotherapy and Masters Degree in Science of Medicine (Sexual Health/Psychosexual Therapy), among other impressive academic merits. She has a name sake web site and works online and offline to help women and men feel more empowered in areas of deep connection, intimacy and loving sex, at all stages of life. Here Isiah is discussing The Politics of Intimacy.   You can learn: How does one end up a sex therapist? How do define true intimacy and how can couples create that magic once the initial “in lust” phase wears off? How do you know if you are creating a relationship based on intimacy vs sexual attraction? How did you turn your interest and talents into a business – what makes it successful? Last advice: What is your biggest advice on The Politics of Intimacy?   To find out more from Isiah go to: W: https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Isiah/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isiahmckimmie.sexologist/?hl=en   Amplify your ideas and get a bit political with me! To be a future podcast guest or connect with me, I can be found at: Amber@bespokecomms.com.au  Amber's social media links: Facebook Instagram Twitter  

Isiah McKimmie, one of Australia’s leading relationship and sex experts is back to chat with Julia in this week's episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast. This time, Julia and Isiah talk about the relationship between sex and stress. They discuss the impact that stress has on sex and how sex can benefit stress, plus lots more! Isiah is a passionate couples therapist, sex therapist, sexologist and tantra expert who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade.   One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality.   She has been featured in or written for publications such as Harper’s Bazaar, The Huffington Post, Mamamia, Cosmo, the SMH, Cleo, My Body and Soul and has been on the Today Show and SBS. She is the go to expert on sex in Australia. Links mentioned in the episode: Listen here for the first episode that Isiah was on the show for - all about sex and body image. Listen here for the second episode that Isiah was on the show for - all about orgasms. https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ Connect with Isiah on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. Sign up for the Don't Just Survive, THRIVE e-course kicking off on the 30th July right here.  For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Mentoring and E-Courses. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.  Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

Isiah McKimmie is delightful, having fallen into the world of sex therapy she has taken it on with charm and skill. Having started as a Tanta teacher Isiah is now a recogised qualified therapist and media personality. She is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover intimacy and lasting desire for over a decade. In ths episode she opens up about the Female Orgasm and how to achieve maximum Oh Oh Oh...   For more information visit her website https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ where you will find free resources as well as access to her podcast and facebook pages.  

Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist and Sexologist who has been helping couples discover meaningful connections, intimacy, a satisfying sex life and lasting desire for over a decade. McKimmie knows that our relationships and sex life are intrinsically connected, which is why she works holistically with clients. McKimmie's reputation is second to none and she achieves exceptional results for clients by connecting with them in a compassionate, understanding and non-judgemental manner. To learn more go to: www.isiah-mkimmie.com​ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/isiahmckimmie.sexologist/ Facebook - Private women's group https://www.facebook.com/groups/765323546923153/

This episode comes with a friendly warning. This podcast covers some rather adult content (so you might not want to play it out loud with your kids in the car!). Welcome to the 2nd episode in what has been jokingly labelled my 3 part Vag series. That’s right, we will be discussing all things sexual Listen In The post SHY 67: Isiah McKimmie – Sex, intimacy and better relationships appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Isiah McKimmie, one of Australia’s leading relationship and sex experts is back to chat with Julia in this week's episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast. This time, Julia and Isiah talk about all things ORGASMS. They discuss if orgasms are possible for everyone, if it is normal to struggle to reach an orgasm, what kind of factors can get in the way of reaching an orgasm, what you can do to find your orgasm, and lots more! Isiah also answers questions from listeners such as: Is it common for mothers over 40 to lose their sex drive completely?  How do you get your orgasm back after having a child?  When it comes to sex, is it a case of “use it or lose it”? Isiah is a passionate couples therapist, sex therapist, sexologist and tantra expert who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade.   One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality.   She has been featured in or written for publications such as Harper’s Bazaar, The Huffington Post, Mamamia, Cosmo, the SMH, Cleo, My Body and Soul and has been on the Today Show and SBS. She is the go to expert on sex in Australia. Links mentioned in the episode: Listen here for the first episode that Isiah was on the show for - all about sex and body image. https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ Isiah's Orgasm e-book is not quite ready yet. In the meantime, you can download her free e-book - Liberated: How to Become a Sexually Empowered Woman + Experience Sexual Freedom - right HERE.  Connect with Isiah on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.  Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

Isiah McKimmie is a Couple therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover intimacy and lasting desire for over a decade. The post 074: Wholehearted Intimacy with Isiah McKimmie appeared first on Aesha Kennedy | Mindful Creative Living for Soulful Women.

Isiah McKimmie is a highly trained sexologist, couples therapist, sex therapist and Tantra expert. She is my guest this week and she gives us the lowdown on cultivating sex with soul. This is a topic I absolutely swoon over. And it's not a woo-woo topic but rather a beautiful way of connecting to your beloved. We also discussed what to do if you find yourself in a sexless relationship and living apart together; a growing trend. We jammed on: What is sex with soul How to cultivate and experience sex with soul Bedroom practices to help bring a little soul into your intimate moments What to do if you are in a sexless relationship What is living apart together and why couples really love it Show notes: http://www.margaretromero.com/episode76  

Let’s be honest here – talking about things like sex and intimacy can be all a bit uncomfortable for a lot of couples. We get that. But what we also see in our work with couples in business is that the way you relate to one another in the bedroom has big ramifications for how […] The post Let’s talk about Sex (your business depends on it) appeared first on Institute for Couples in Business.

When single mum-of-three Kerri Sackville started dating again after a long marriage and a painful breakup, she admits she made every mistake possible.  From excruciating dinner dates to fakers and fruitless texting, she's shared her experiences in her new book Out There: A survival guide for dating in midlife. She joins us in the studio with her hilarious and brutally honest take on life in the dating world. In news this week one mum has been slammed for giving her kid a peanut butter sandwich in public while another has totally had it with 'dosing and dumping'.  Plus, we find out how to talk to your kids about sex without dying from embarrassment. Winning!  SHOW NOTES Your hosts are Mel Wilson and Cassie Hamer with special guest Giles Hardie and our huge thanks to Kerri Sackville and Isiah McKimmie.  This podcast was produced by Sinead Barrett and Nina Young. We've got a bit of a favour to ask; we'd love you to Subscribe to The Juggling Act in your podcast app and leave us a review. It only takes a few secs and helps other people discover The Juggling Act.​ Have you got a story that you think our listeners will want love? We'd like to hear from you!   Email us at Kidspot.Editorial@news.com.au, join the conversation on the Kidspot Facebook page or tweet us at @KidspotSocial   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast Julia chats with one of Australia’s leading Relationship and Sex Experts, Isiah McKimmie. Julia and Isiah talk about all things SEX AND BODY IMAGE. They discuss the perception that mums can’t be sexual, why mothers are struggling to find their sense of sensuality and desire again, the male perception of a mother's sexuality, and what celebrity mothers are doing for the perception of sexuality in society.  Isiah also shares her advice: for any mother getting herself out there and feeling confident sexually if it's been a while, and having sex with a new partner; getting emotionally ready, and the potential of carrying forward old issues from the past; getting past the body image insecurities which can lead to feeling extremely self-conscious when it comes to getting naked and having sex;  shutting the inner critic down during sex; and LOTS MORE! Isiah also shares her tips for any women whose bodies may have taken a toll due to illnesses such as cancer, and who are struggling to feel comfortable with their body image and sex.  Isiah is a passionate couples therapist, sex therapist, sexologist and tantra expert who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade.   One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality.   She has been featured in or written for publications such as Harper’s Bazaar, The Huffington Post, Mamamia, Cosmo, the SMH, Cleo, My Body and Soul and has been on the Today Show and SBS. She is the go to expert on sex in Australia. Links mentioned in the episode: https://www.isiah-mckimmie.com/ Connect with Isiah on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.  Sign up to the Don't Just Survive, THRIVE online program for single mums here. To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.  Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

Isiah McKimmie is one of Australia's leading Relationship and Sex Experts, a passionate Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Tantra expert.A country girl at heart, Isiah takes on the delicate topics of sex and relationships with sass, warmth and a girl-next-door charm. She is equally comfortable talking about relationships, intimacy and sex as she brings a fresh face and professional perspective to the arena.Recently featured in Harper's Bazaar, Isiah is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post and is the go-to expert for numerous print and digital publications.She offers private sessions as a Couples Therapist, Sexologist, Sex Therapist + Coach to women and couples.Sessions are available via SKYPE only anywhere in the world. You can shoot her an email at info@isiah-mckimmie.com  or you can visit    www.isiah-mckimmie.com    to learn more.

Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade.  One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality.  Isiah is passionate about helping women become sensually embodied and erotically empowered. She also helps couples discover more satisfying sex and deeply loving relationships. This is a deep dive into: Isiah's personal journey and how she came to be a sexologist and sex therapist the role of a sexologist sexual and emotional intimacy what sensually embodied and erotically empowered mean connecting with your partner outside of the bedroom how she works with women and couples when to seek support and help Connect with Isiah: Website + Facebook Join Dare to Flourish

Sex is a physical expression of the love you and your partner share. Unfortunately, during infertility, sex can become more about the baby making goal, than a true connection. In this webinar I will be speaking with Isiah McKimmie about why it’s important to keep the intimacy alive and how you can re-establish that connection and really enjoy the baby making process. Isiah McKimmie is a Couples Therapist, Sex Therapist, Sexologist and Coach who has been helping women and couples discover deeper intimacy and desire for over a decade. One of the most qualified Sex and Relationship Experts in Australia, Isiah holds a Masters degree in Relational Psychotherapy, a Master degree in Science in Medicine (Sexual Counselling/Psychosexual Therapy), a Post-Graduate Diploma of Sexology and a Certificate from the prestigious Institute for the Advanced Studies of Human Sexuality. Compassionate, understanding and absolutely non-judgemental, Isiah has built her reputation on getting results and helping her clients live happier lives.

I spoke with the wonderful Isiah McKimmie, a couple counsellor, tantra teacher & sexologist on what Tantra really is. Tantra is not a woo woo thing, it is not Kama Sutra but it is a very practical way to connect with your partner first outside the bedroom, then inside of it. More on Isiah's work can be found on http://isiah-mckimmie.com