Map Your Intimacy

The first 30 men receive founding pricing of $997. After that, enrollment opens at $1,497. Doors open July 2026.

Multiple pricing options will be available at launch, including a standalone Intimacy Blueprint Assessment and a self-paced Starter program. Founding pricing reflects the full 12-week course with live access.

Is this you?

Men’s Intimacy Blueprint (MIB) replaces vague advice with a clear, depth-oriented clinical framework.

You’ll identify your root-cause “stuckness,” then implement nervous-system training and practical intimacy skills that create changes you can actually feel—in your body, your desire, and your relationship.This is growth that’s repeatable. Trainable. Measurable.  Most men I work with describe some version of the same experience:

• You walk into your bedroom and your partner is already turned away.
• Sex feels like a performance you're failing at. Or it isn't happening at all.
• Your relationship feels more like teammates running a house.  Some days more like roommates. 
• Sex, when it happens, feels like an obligation. Or a routine you've both stopped trying to change.
• Sex feels like a performance you're failing at. Or it isn't happening at all.
• You've heard "I'm tired" so many times you've stopped asking.
• You've tried date nights, gestures, trips. Nothing has changed.
• You used to know how to make her laugh. You don't remember when that stopped working.
• You don't know if she's still attracted to you. You don't know if you still recognize yourself.
• You feel alone in your own marriage.

If any of this is true, you are not the problem. But you are the way through.

This isn't a sex problem. It's a wiring problem.

Most men in your situation think the issue is sexual. Frequency. Performance. Attraction. They try to fix it with effort, gestures, and trying harder.

The harder they try, the more she pulls away. And neither of you knows why.

What's actually happening is that her body has stopped feeling safe enough to want sex with someone she cannot fully see or know. Not because you are a bad husband. Because somewhere along the way, you learned to show up as the version of you that keeps the peace, performs, produces, and holds it all together. That version kept you safe. But it is not you. And she can feel the difference, even when she cannot name it.

The way back is not better technique. It is learning to see yourself clearly first, so she can finally see who she actually married.

Be one of the first 30 men. Founding pricing of $997.

Multiple pricing options will be available at launch, including a standalone Intimacy Blueprint Assessment and a self-paced Starter program. Founding pricing reflects the full 12-week course with live access.

The R&R Framework

Everything in MIB comes down to two things.

Responsibility — Learning to look inward first. Owning what's yours in this. Stopping outsourcing the problem.

Relational Circuitry — Understanding how you were wired to connect (or disconnect). Building new pathways.

We apply this to your emotions, your relationship, and your sex life. The result is a man who doesn't just perform better. He's actually present.

When you join the waitlist:

• First access to enrollment when doors open in July 2026
• Founding student pricing of $997 for the first 30 men ($500 off the standard price of $1,497). This pricing will not be offered again.
• Direct email updates on launch progress
• First access to The Intimacy Blueprint Assessment when it launches as a standalone product
• Founding student bonus: A 30-minute private consultation with me during your 12 weeks (first 30 enrollments only)

Doors open July 2026. Founding pricing closes at 30 enrollments.

Why me

I'm Stephanie Larsen, LCPC, AASECT-certified sex therapist, E-RYT yoga instructor. I've spent 15 years sitting across from men who function well in every other area of their lives and cannot figure out why their marriages feel hollow. I've watched what works for them. I've watched what doesn't.

I built Men's Intimacy Blueprint because the men I work with deserve clinical depth without being pathologized, structure without being lectured, and training in intimacy that matches the level of training they've put into everything else.

Stop trying harder. Start coming back to yourself.

The men who do this work don't end up with a "better marriage" the way self-help books promise. They end up with their actual lives back.

They get to know their wives again. They get to know themselves again. They get to feel something during sex for the first time in years. They get to stop performing.

You can keep doing what you're doing and watch the next ten years play out the same way the last ten did. Or you can start.