Could that lack of interest actually be a result of everyday stress? We all know stress can take a toll on our bodies, but what about our sexual desire? Listen to find out. [email protected]

Selfless Sex sounds sweet and loving. I know it’s tempting to do it. Today’s episode shines a light on selfless sex and exposes it for the dread and resentment it harbors!

Ever think you or your partner are broken or defective? Ever feel like you have no idea how to change the level of desire in your relationship? Today I’m teaching how to take control of your desire!

Real women in real relationships reveal what they wish their husbands knew about their sexual relationship. What would you add to the list? [email protected]

Taking a look inside our husbands’ minds today, as we talk about body image. Do you have negative body image and wonder why you struggle with desire? Do you project your insecurities onto your husband. Make sure you grab your partner and listen to this one together.

What type of messages did you receive about sex as an adolescent? Do those messages effect your belief system today? Contact me at [email protected]

Today I’m talking to the Author of And IT Was Very Good, a book about sex that gives all the sex advice you want to learn about, but are afraid to Google search. For your free download email [email protected]. You won’t be disappointed!

Do you ever catch your guy taking a glance at another woman? Does it make you feel jealous? Today I’m talking about why some guys do that and what it really means about your relationship.

Have you ever heard of “sextortion”? If you have teenagers, you want to listen to this one. I explain why I think we need to adjust our mindsets to really safeguard our teens and I’m sharing an address I made to the youth for standards night. Link to article referenced- http://www.ldsliving.com/Latter-day-Saint-Family-Speaks-Out-About-Son-s-Suicide-to-Protect-Other-Children-from-Sextortion/s/90553 Contact me at [email protected]

Forgiveness is not about accepting an apology or telling someone it’s OK. We don’t have to get an apology or an explanation in order to forgive...although I know you think it would help. When we hold onto anger and resentment, it drives a wedge in our physical intimacy.