Research suggests the need is real: even in long-term relationships, people are aware of just 60% of their partner's sexual preferences and only 25% of dislikes.
Retreats take on a whole new meaning because you take people outside of their domesticity and into nature, which awakens the senses, said Esther Perel, a psychotherapist.
Each retreat aims to help participants find comfort in their body, enhance intimacy and communication, heal past wounds, and build confidence for deeper connections.
The experience at a retreat promotes not just discussion but practical exercises designed to improve intimacy, understanding and sexual well-being between partners.
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