Soul Desire Coaching

Soul Desire Coaching Helping devoted couples reignite passion + depth in long-term love. Expand eros into your most fully alive version of intimacy. The real you.

I know what it's like to be tired of not getting what you want. I also know what it is to unwind the unwanted things and feel free of them. I am offering you refreshment, the chance to stop talking about the sh*t you don’t want so you can access the good stuff. I am here to illuminate the clarity that’s within you. My ability to reflect YOU back to yourself is my gift of seeing you. You in your genuine, authentic, uplifted state. When you see yourself clearly, there is no need for external ANYTHING. We try to “heal” and “fix” and “get better”. There is nothing wrong with contrast and there is nothing wrong with you. I show you how you’ve derived immense benefit from long term focus on things you don’t want and use those experiences as seeds for the clarity you desire. Soul Desire Coaching is my response to our collective awakening and creation of what is now our desired present-moment reality. I

I offer 30 minute free phone consultations and create packages custom designed for our work together. What is your life calling for? The soul is here with answers.

I hear a lot of women talk about losing their s*x drive, about “aging out” of desire, about writing s*x off altogether.T...
09/24/2025

I hear a lot of women talk about losing their s*x drive, about “aging out” of desire, about writing s*x off altogether.

To be clear: the kind of s*x I like is hot, dirty, edgy—and with one devoted partner.

Because devotion requires dedication.

Because intimacy requires a choice—to be present, to stay open, and to allow arousal to rise.

So let me ask you: does s*x with your spouse feed your soul—or does it feel like one more thing on the calendar? If it’s missing, where did your desire go?

Esquire once wrote an article, “The End of Sex”:
“If you want endless repetition, see a lot of different people. If you want infinite variety, stay with one.”

I work with women who refuse to settle for less than passion—women who want s*x that feels as alive and unpredictable as it did at the start, but deeper, richer, and infinitely more nourishing.

✨ I’m opening just a few private client spots this season. If you’re ready to invest in reclaiming your desire, re-igniting intimacy, and experiencing the kind of s*x that fuels every part of your life—send me a private message.

Your pleasure is not negotiable. It’s a luxury worth choosing.

--Judy Calabrese

What if embracing physical intimacy with your husband/wife could be the key to unlocking a deeper sense of peace and cla...
01/12/2025

What if embracing physical intimacy with your husband/wife could be the key to unlocking a deeper sense of peace and clarity in your life?

What if it's truly that simple?

We’re here to grow - and grow together. Not grow the same. Not tell each other how to grow. Can we commit to our own gro...
05/28/2024

We’re here to grow - and grow together. Not grow the same. Not tell each other how to grow. Can we commit to our own growth and allow our partners to do the same?

(And it’s not “approaching” - it’s HERE now ❤️‍🔥)

"We are approaching a period of time when relationships are ready to go through a major redesign. The current paradigm isn't working. People are unsatisfied in love; people don't know how to make relationships work.

And, believe it or not, this isn't a bad thing. Because when systems break-down, that's when they change. I believe that's what's happening in the area of intimate partnership. The break-down is forcing us to move towards conscious love.

So what exactly is a conscious relationship?

It's a romantic relationship in which both partners feel committed to a sense of purpose, and that purpose is growth. Individual growth. Collective growth as a couple. Growth that makes the world a better place.

As of now, most people get into relationships to satisfy their own personal needs. This might work for a few years, but eventually the relationship fails us, and we end up unsatisfied as a result.

But when two people come together with the intention of growth, the relationship strives towards something much greater than gratification. The partnership becomes a journey of evolution, and the two individuals have an opportunity to expand more than they could alone. Deep satisfaction and long-term fulfillment arise as a result.

So if you're someone who feels called to take your experience of romantic love to the next level, below are four qualities that characterize what being a conscious couple is all about. Welcome to the path of the conscious relationship. This is next-level love ...

1. The conscious couple is not attached to the outcome of the relationship - growth comes first.

Not being attached to the outcome of the relationship does not mean you don't care what happens! It also doesn't mean that you don't have fantasies about how the relationship will turn out.

What it means is: you're more committed to the experience of growth than you are to making the relationship work.

The reality is, we're here to grow. Physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. When growth stops, we automatically feel like something's gone wrong. Because it has. Without growth, we aren't fulfilling our soul'spurpose.

Unfortunately, relationships today tend to stifle growth more than enhance it. This is one of the main reasons we're failing at romantic love.

We want our partners to act in a certain way, we repress ourselves to please others, and soon enough, we feel small, oppressed and puzzled about who we've become. This, inevitably, makes the relationship feel like a cage that we want to break out of. But the unfortunate truth is: we've caged ourselves.

The conscious couple values growth more than anything else because they know this is the secret to keeping the relationship alive. Even though growth is scary (because it takes us into the unknown), the couple is willing to strive towards expansion, even at the risk of out-growing the relationship. Because of this, the relationship maintains a natural feeling of aliveness, and love between the couple does, too.

2. Each person in the relationship is committed to owning their s**t.

Conscious couples know that we all have wounds from the past, and they understand that these wounds will inevitably be triggered, especially in a relationship. In other words, they expect to feel abandoned, trapped, rejected, overlooked and any other s**tty feeling that arises when we bond closely with another person.

Most of us still believe that relationships should only feel good, and when bad feelings surface, something has gone terribly wrong. What we fail to see in this situation is that these s**tty feelings stem from our own faulty patterning! These issues are not caused by our partners; they're caused by our beliefs.

The conscious couple is willing to look at their past and current issues in relationships because they know that by facing these beliefs systems, they can evolve into a new relationship-reality. Dysfunctional patterns will dissolve, but only when we take responsibility for them, first.

3. All feelings are welcome and no internal process is condemned.

In a conscious relationship, there's room to feel anything. Not only that, there's room to express those feelings and fantasies to your partner. This is edgy territory; it's not easy to do. But it's also one of the most healing things we can experience in a partnership.

It's rare to be completely honest about who you are, and to stretch yourself to let your partner do the same. You may not like what you hear; in fact, it may trigger the hell out of you. But you're willing to be triggered if it means your partner can be authentic.

Like I already said, we're used to moulding and changing ourselves to please people we love because we don't want them to stop loving us! This stifles the love out of our connections.

The only option is radical honesty: revealing parts of ourselves that are hard to share, and letting our partners do the same. This leads to feelings known, seen and truly understood; a combination that will automatically enhance your love.

4. The relationship is a place to practice love.

Love, ultimately, is a practice.
A practice of acceptance, being present, forgiveness, and stretching your heart into vulnerable territories.
Sometimes we treat love like it's a destination. We want that peak feeling all the time, and when it's not there, we're not satisfied with what the relationship has become. In my mind, this is missing the whole point of love.

Love is a journey and an exploration. It's showing up for all varied nuances of your relationship and asking yourself, what would love do here?
The answer will be different every time, and because of this, you'll get to grow in ways you never have before!

The conscious couple is fiercely committed to being the embodiment of love. And through their devotion and practice, love shows up in their lives and relationship in ways they would've never imagined before."

~Shelly Bullard
Gratitude to unknown artist

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Self love is not an idea or a trend or even self care. Self love is the bedrock, the basis for all relationships.This do...
03/18/2024

Self love is not an idea or a trend or even self care. Self love is the bedrock, the basis for all relationships.

This doesn’t come easily for me. I was raised in a world that taught me love is giving yourself up for others.

But this doesn’t work because it’s not sustainable. It feels good in the moment because you’re praised for it but it’s at the expense of your Self shrinking to fit what others need.

I am a mother of 3. I know what it is to give until I’m spent. I also know what it is to collapse because I’ve neglected myself.

This is not the way of growth or human evolution. The way forward is win/win. If I love myself first EVERY ONE gets more. I veer my attention away from sacrifice and towards love that defines itself as abundant.

There’s enough pie for everyone if I start with me.

Do you struggle with this? What’s in the way?

My new course, TAKE ME, PLEASE guides women through intimacy skills that enhances their romantic connection by embracing...
11/15/2023

My new course, TAKE ME, PLEASE guides women through intimacy skills that enhances their romantic connection by embracing vulnerability, respect, and effective communication. The course explores creating a safe and trusting space, allowing a woman to express desires while nurturing her partner's confidence, fostering a deeper emotional and physical intimacy in the bedroom.

11/15/2023
Failure is a myth. Mistakes are opportunity to define: I did this. The result isn’t what I want. What do I want now?Ever...
10/22/2023

Failure is a myth. Mistakes are opportunity to define:
I did this. The result isn’t what I want. What do I want now?

Ever watch a toddler fall down? Sometimes they cry. But often they simply fall, take a second to regroup and get up again. Unless - they’re somehow told they can’t.

Failure is a concept introduced to disempower and disconnect us from our natural creator-state.

We’ve all heard the question “What would you create if you didnt think you could fail?” What if you gave yourself permission to show up as that creator right now?

What shows up on your radar when you remove the damning notions that you’ve done anything wrong? What if it’s a clean palette every single time?

Why do couples stop having s*x? 🧐If this is you, can you imagine it ever shifting? If not, why?Can you relate to any of ...
10/03/2023

Why do couples stop having s*x? 🧐

If this is you, can you imagine it ever shifting? If not, why?

Can you relate to any of these?

1) STRESS! Fatigue and a busy lifestyle plus work-related stress, and exhaustion can leave little energy or time for s*xual intimacy.

2) Relationship conflicts: Unresolved arguments, or a lack of emotional connection can create a barrier to intimacy and s*xual desire.

3) Medication or substance use: Certain medications can affect libido, and substance abuse can impair one's ability to engage in s*xual activity.

4) Different expressions of s*xual desire: Have you heard that one partner may have a higher or lower libido than the other? Is this true? Is it rather that they express desire differently?

5) Communication: Do you take time to talk in a way that allows each partner to be heard? Understanding and addressing underlying factors can lead to a healthier and more satisfying s*xual relationship.

⭐️ What we pay attention to grows 👀

I love helping couples find their way back to the spark that 🔥 lit them up in the first place.

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