You've heard of sex education, but have you heard of "Sex Drive Education"? In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise takes us inside relationships that are experiencing sexual difficulties due to miss-matched sex drives between the two individuals. It happens in many relationships, but the good news is that Dr. Wise will unpack the problem and suggest ways in which couples can get their libidos in sync.

In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise delves into the world of Politically Incorrect Sex. She examines what we do and what we say in social or business situations and what is acceptable speech and action in today's culture.

Do you flirt with a next-door neighbor? Do you exchange sexy texts with a co-worker? These are but two examples of emotional infidelity. It's not the same as a physical infidelity with someone, but it can have the same detrimental affects one one's relationship. In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise discusses this phenomenon with Julie Hall, a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in treating emotional infidelity. Dr. Wise and Ms. Hall will reveal the danger signs of emotional infidelity, how to avoid them, and how to rebuild a relationship destroyed by emotional infidelity.

At age 27, software developer John Chaddonet contracted MS. Instead of falling into a deep depression, John developed a system which allowed him to take control of his life, set goals, find purpose then turn the effects of trauma into a bright future. He calls that system "The 7 vibrants". John Chaddonet is Dr. Christy Wise's guest in this episode, an episode which will help anyone who is suffering severe trauma, turn around their lives for the better.

Our kids are in crisis, living in a chaotic world of negative influences which can affect them negatively as they age into adulthood. In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise will counsel parents, teachers, coaches, tutors and other relatives on how to recognize when a child is suffering the effects of negative influences and how to provide a course correction in their lives.

As humans, we go through life achieving about 70% of our wants, needs and goals. But as humans, we want to fill the remaining space and seek out those things that will give us that extra 30% we're lacking. But the danger lurks in where we go to find it and the dangers that may cause to our relationships. In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise will provide a guide which will helps us avoid looking in all the wrong places.

Trauma of any kind can be damaging, but complex trauma is worse. Complex trauma is chronic, occurs over a long period of time, and can alter our very being. In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise tells us how to recognize complex trauma in our life and how to resolve it.

Arguing with your spouse or partner is healthy in a relationship. In fact in can even be necessary. But the question is, how do we argue in a kind, loving and constructive fashion? In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise will provide tips on how to argue without leaving a scar.

In this episode, Dr. Christy Wise discusses the use of language in a relationship and how we can improve our relationship through language. It's not always what we say, but how we say it that determines how our partner perceives that sentiment. Dr. Wise will give us useful, actionable tips which will transform what we say into powerful, loving sentiments.

Pee in the Bathwater is a metaphor used by Dr. Wise to describe the ways we slowly poison our relationships. Dr. Wise gives us examples of the warning signs and ways in which to avoid further damage to our relationships.