Baby Making Foreplay, Partner Connection & Trauma Bonds With Elena Rossi

When trying to make a baby, how connected are you to your partner and do you both hold the same vision and values for a family? In today’s episode, I interview Elena Rossi, founder of the Yoni Empire and we get deep in our conversations today. We talk about everything from how we choose our partners, to the unconscious acts of attraction, to the necessity for connectedness when trying to conceive, trauma bonds, baby making foreplay and much more. Elena and I get vulnerable and share our own experiences of trauma healing and desire to be moms in the near future. This was a juicy one, enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• The role pornography plays in influencing our sex lives
• Our sexuality is like “fingerprints,” no two women are alike
• Top tips on how to keep your vagina healthy
• The process of your inner work to heal and how to embrace the journey
• The importance of ‘nutrient dense sex’ 
• “Baby making foreplay” and how you can use it to connect more deeply with your partner and call in your baby
• How trauma bonds can keep you stuck in a relationship pattern that is no longer serving you
• A lot of our sexuality is trauma based

Related Links:

• The Yoni Empire | Website  
• Instagram | @the_yoni_empire 
• Book | 500 Revealing questions for lovers to deepen sexual desire (EBOOK) Use NORA at checkout for 5 Euros off
• Mira Fertility Tracker - $40 off with code NATURALLYNORA (applies to Starter Kits and Bundle Kits)
• Apply for the Master Your Cycle To Get Pregnant Program Here 

Guest Bio:

Elena Rossi is a Female libido specialist, author of two books, somatic trauma-release therapist and a sex toy designer. She holds degrees in Business, Psychology, Entrepreneurship and Leadership and has created a number of successful wellness concepts, including slow-pleasure brand Onna Lifestyle, holistic clinic and cafe in Bali and her personal coaching brand The Yoni Empire.  Elena’s content reflects her no-bullshit heart-based approach to female sexual wellbeing and is followed by thousands of women all over the world. You can find Elena working on her book series about lovemaking in Amsterdam, most likely somewhere where there is good coffee or fresh sourdough bread. The rest of the time she procrastinates by making endless book lists on Goodreads, playing with her dog Blue or probably cleaning something. Apparently that’s when her best ideas arise.

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