Sensate Focus: Drop Performance Pressure by Week 12
Developed in 1970 by Masters & Johnson, this structured method replaces performance pressure with mindful touch to rebuild emotional safety.
Developed in 1970 by Masters & Johnson, this structured method replaces performance pressure with mindful touch to rebuild emotional safety.
Developed in the 1960s by Masters & Johnson, this nonevaluative touching protocol replaces performance pressure with mindful sensation to restore intimacy.
Sensate focus, developed by Masters and Johnson in 1970, shifts intimacy away from orgasmic goals toward sensory perception.
This rigid protocol bans intercourse for weeks to treat dysfunction. Practice 20 to 60 minutes per session to replace fear with tactile awareness.
Developed in 1970, these exercises require six weeks of guided practice to reduce sexual anxiety by separating sensuality from performance goals.
Discover how the six-stage sensate focus protocol removes performance pressure to rebuild genuine physical connection without immediate intercourse demands.