Why Women Stop Wanting Sex
Not One More Task: Why Intimacy Starts to Shut Down in Midlife
If sex has started to feel like another obligation, you’re not alone -
and you're not broken.
This live 90-minute workshop helps women understand why desire shuts down under pressure—and how to reclaim intimacy without guilt or self-abandonment.
Join the Workshop
Why the Reasons Women Stop Wanting Sex Aren'tWhat You’ve Been Told
Many women reach midlife exhausted—not just from work, caregiving, and responsibility, but from the quiet pressure to keep showing up sexually when they don’t actually want to.
You may love your partner.
You may care about intimacy.
And still, sex feels like something you owe.
That doesn’t mean something is wrong with you.
In many cases, losing desire is a typical response to pressure.
What’s Really Happening
When sex becomes something you do to:
- keep the peace
- avoid disappointment
- be a “good partner”
- manage someone else’s feelings
intimacy stops feeling like connection and starts feeling like work.
Over time:
- desire fades
- resentment grows
Many women blame themselves for this, but it's not their fault..
This workshop explains why women stop wanting sex—and what changes when pressure is removed.
How This Workshop Will Help You
You’ll learn how to:
- Understand why “just doing it” kills desire
- Recognize over-functioning in intimacy
- Stop confusing consent with compliance
- Say no without guilt
- Experience intimacy as a choice, not a duty
This is not about fixing your libido.
It’s about rebuilding your sexual self-trust.
Created by a psychotherapist, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, and midlife coach, this program helps you build the type of intimacy and gives you permission to say "no".
Is this Workshop right for you?
This Workshop Is for You If:
- Sex feels like a chore
- You’ve been having sex you don’t really want
- You feel pressured to say yes
- You’re exhausted from over-functioning
- You want intimacy without guilt or resentment
You do not need to:
- be partnered
- be menopausal
- know what you want yet
You just need to be ready to stop overriding yourself.
This Workshop Is Not For You If:
- You want sex therapy or trauma processing
- You’re just looking to increase libido
- You want to fix a relationship
- You’re hoping to change your partner
- You prefer homework-heavy programs
This experience focuses on clarity, agency, and self-trust.
Hi, I'm Dr. Heather England, your trainer
I’m a midlife coach, a relationship expert, a psychotherapist, and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist with a PhD in Clinical Sexology and an MBA in leadership.
I’ve also been a military officer, corporate senior manager, small business owner, online entrepreneur, wife, mother, grandmother, and athlete.
I help high-achieving women because I am one.
I understand what it means to excel at work while feeling disconnected at home…
to carry the emotional load for everyone…
to long for deeper intimacy, real friendship, and a life that feels like yours again.
And even though I'm a trained sex therapist, there are times I certainly don't feel like being intimate. And as someone who has always been high functioning and responsible for those around me, I feel the same feelings you do.
So I get it.
CONFIDENTIALITY
Everything you share is confidential.
This program is designed for women who want discretion, safety, and professional guidance.
The Details
Join me and a group of like-minded women for this 90-minute live training.
Cameras will be off to afford confidentiality for those who want it.
Workshop Schedule:
February 19
11:00 - 12:30 CST
Enrollment closes February 17
Workshop Cost: $47
- 1 live session (90 minutes)
- Teaching, reflection, and Q&A
- Limited-time replays
- Confidential, respectful space
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Therapy?
DO I NEED TO BE PARTNERED TO ATTEND?
Is this only for menopausal women?
Will this help increase my desire or fix my sex life?
Is there a refund policy?
Do you provide 1 on 1 support?
Will we be sharing personal details or stories?
What if I can’t attend live?
Is this appropriate if I have a history of sexual trauma?
Do you guarantee results?
A Final Word
If sex has started to feel like something you owe—
If your body braces instead of opens—
If you’re tired of pushing past yourself—
There is nothing wrong with you.
Many women stop wanting sex not because they’re broken,
but because pressure makes intimacy unsustainable.
This workshop is an invitation to stop forcing
and start listening.
Not one more task.