Let’s just be honest; marriage can be hard. It can be very rewarding, fulfilling, exciting, lovely AND it can be painful, lonely, and aggravating. How do marriages last for 60 happy years? The emphasis here is being happy for all those years because, as we know, people can be married for a long time, but […]
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In the latest episode of the “Roadmap to Secure Love” podcast, we delve into one of the most delicate and often misunderstood dynamics in relationships: high libido challenges. This topic is crucial for many couples who struggle with desire discrepancy, where one partner has a significantly higher sexual desire than the other. If you’ve ever
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In relationships, sexual desire often fluctuates. For some couples, one partner may consistently have a lower libido, creating feelings of frustration, disconnection, and even shame. This common yet challenging issue is known as desire discrepancy, and it can significantly impact a couple’s emotional and physical intimacy. In the latest episode of the Roadmap to Secure
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Folks who have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often have issues around: Obesity Hair growth on face, chest Acne Infertility Irregular menstrual cycles Male pattern baldness and more… These issues can be difficult to manage. Many folks with PCOS tell me that they eat correctly and work out but always struggle with weight. Folks also have shared with
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Sex should not be painful. Repeat that a few times with me. Sex should not be painful. Sex should not be painful. Sex should not be painful. But unfortunately, for a lot of people with vulvas, sex is painful. One of the reasons for this pain is due to something called High Tone Pelvic Floor.
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Penis owners who struggle with Erectile Dysfunction (ED) often ask me, “What is wrong with my penis?” My answer to them, which is often a surprise, is: “NOTHING! Nothing is wrong with your penis!” I am not a penis owner and do not know what it means to have grown up with this organ, but
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Adapted from Hold Me Tight © by Sue Johnson The long-term goal of relationship therapy is to help each partner become a source of security, protection, and comfort for the other. Our therapist help choreograph bonding moments in the session that can teach you how to soothe difficult feelings and co-construct positive moments that also
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