Anaïs Nin wrote a frustrated letter to a private client she was penning erotica for. He wanted her to “leave out the poetry” and “concentrate on the sex.” She chastised his “mechanistic obsession” in this response: “The source of sexual … Read More
What is the one area in your life that you struggle with most-is it finances, your relationships, health, or your career? What if it could shift in an instant and become simple, easy, and joyful? Imagine waking up each morning … Read More
Last week “Thanks for Sharing” was released in theaters in Manhattan – it depicts the lives and actions of sex and pornography addicts. I haven’t seen it myself, but I wonder about how this movie portrays sex addiction and whether … Read More
These tips are helpful for anyone facing challenging times; including relationship issues, career problems, illness, and other crisis. Everyone faces periods where things are challenging at some point in their lives – These five tips can help. 5 Tips for … Read More
Polyamory is a hot topic with couples and in the media. Showtime’s production “Polyamory: Married and Dating” produced and created by Natalia Garcia premiered last year with a controversial Season 1 and has just released their Season 2 episodes. There … Read More
Today I want to share with you a glimpse into the experience available to couples who join us for the Ecstatic Journey….of The Ecstatic Journey: New and Ancient Healing to Renew your Romantic Relationship with me and D’Arcy Swanson March … Read More
A new study out of Emory in Atlanta claims that testes size is somehow related to quality and quantity of child-rearing behaviors. The researcher, an anthropologist, suggests that in addition to economic, social and cultural factors, the size of a … Read More
A couple of weeks ago I shared an article by Sophie Fontanel about her decade of abstaining from sex and the lessons she learned. This week I’d like to share an article from Brittany Gibbons, a wife who decided to … Read More
A new study on the brains of people who appear hypersexual suggests that an increased sex drive may not be a mental disability or an addiction after all. Check out the full article and share your opinion with me on … Read More
I enjoyed this blog post by Darlene Lancer, JD, MFT so much that I asked her for permission to repost it in it’s entirety here for you. Rejection and breaking-up are especially hard for codependents. They can trigger hidden grief … Read More