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Why Desire Discrepancy Is So Tough Jan 29, 2019

Facts About Anatomy That Your Clients Need (Part 2) Jan 16, 2019

Facts About Anatomy That Your Clients Need Jan 09, 2019

Why I Teach Anatomy To My Clients Jan 02, 2019

Promoting Healthy Differences Of Opinion Between Partners Dec 19, 2018

What Kind Of Partner Do You Aspire To Be? Dec 04, 2018

Putting Clients At Ease With Sensitive Topics Nov 27, 2018

Don’t Try To “Win” A Fight With Your Partner Nov 13, 2018

When Partners Encourage Each Other To Lie Nov 06, 2018

Stop Negative Meaning-Making In Its Tracks Oct 31, 2018

Working With Secondary Partners Oct 22, 2018

A Common Dynamic That Causes Problems In Primary/Secondary Poly Relationships Oct 17, 2018

Making Relationship Agreements That Support Growth Oct 09, 2018

Helping Your Clients Find The Courage To Make A Vulnerable Disclosure Oct 02, 2018

Unscripting Sex For More Connection And Pleasure Sep 25, 2018

The Power Of Checking Your Assumptions With Your Partner Sep 18, 2018

Flexibility Is The Key To A Satisfying Sex Life Sep 11, 2018

Why Helping Your Clients Find The Joy Is A Crucial Part Of Couples Therapy Sep 04, 2018

The Case For Going “Slow And Steady” To Resolve Couple Conflict Aug 28, 2018

Differentiation Of Self Is The Key To Keeping Things Sexy In A Long-Term Relationship Aug 21, 2018

The Key To Resolving Couple Conflict? Uncovering Internal Motivation To Change Aug 14, 2018

Why I Hate The Concept Of “Compromise” Aug 08, 2018

There’s No Such Thing As A One-Size-Fits-All Relationship Agreement Aug 01, 2018

Addressing The Issues Without Getting Swept Up In Emotion Jul 23, 2018

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