The Practice of Relationships

Practice: repeated exercise in or performance of an activity or skill so as to acquire or maintain proficiency in it.

Think about all the things you have “practiced” in your life. When you were a child and you were learning how to do anything, you needed to do it repeatedly in order to become skillful and proficient. If we are fortunate while growing up, we have access to music lessons, art lessons, dance, sport activities, wood working and crafts, cooking, learning a different  language.  The list goes on. None of what we learn and then apply with skill, proficiency and what it seems as “natural ability” comes without practice.

As we get older, we practice other things: how to meditate, the practice of yoga, how to run a household or a company, how to participate in community and social activities.Again, all of the skill acquired comes from practice.

Then why do we not

Jane Ryan

Jane Ryan, LMFT, CST is a Licensed Couples and Family Therapist and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist. She specializes in helping therapy participants nurture their intimate relationships, recover from purity culture & sexual shame, & embrace their true erotic nature. She supports women in reclaiming their embodied wisdom and living from their radiant, feminine power and essence as they enter the peri-menopausal and post-menopausal years.