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Foreplay Radio – Couples and Sex Therapy

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  • Sex podcast to help committed couples keep it hot! Find hope to keep your marriage and committed relationships emotionally connected and sexually erotic. Certified sex therapist Dr. Laurie Watson is joined by global leader in couples therapy - George Faller, LMFT for an expert, frank and fascinating conversation about sex, love, therapy, relationship dynamics, healthy couples and marriage. We discuss everything from best sexual techniques and solving sexual problems, to building the emotional intimacy necessary for great sex in your relationship! Two therapists bring you sound, concrete tools to reframe your relationship problems and learn how to fall in-love again, rebuild trust, and feel desire. Subscribe to us today! Check out our sponsors! Foria Wellness -- try their excellent sex oils! Their Awaken Arousal and Sex Oil are excellent for enhancing a woman's orgasm! Try it and see! Use the link Foria or use the code 'foreplay' and get 20% off your order! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • 448: Finding Common Ground

    448: Finding Common Ground
    Jul 12 2024
    We've worked in the last few episodes to name, externalize and unite against the emotional and sexual cycles that pit partners against one another. This episode is all couples finding common ground. On this common ground couples have more safety and are able to unlock empathy and deeply care about each other's pain. This is where true change and healing begins to take place. Each time partners encounter the cycle, they get better at naming it and coming back to the common ground space. Conversations become easier, less exhausting and more fulfilling because there is new experience of compassion, care and empathy available. Here we might let the pursuing partner know, "I understand where this protest is coming from. You make sense to me hear and I care about what you go through." We might signal to the withdrawing partner, "I understand how this makes you want to run and slowing down might make you feel safer." What might you want to say to your partner in this shared space? This school of love episode is bound to show partners that change is possible and how to keep working to create common ground together. Keep it hot, y'all! Check out our great sponsors: RocketMoney.com -- get rid of those online recurring subscriptions you no longer use! Uberlube.com -- Laurie's favorite lubricant!0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    35 mins
  • 447: Revolting Against the Cycle

    447: Revolting Against the Cycle
    Jul 5 2024
    Did you know that 20% of couples can be defined as sexless by year 2 of their relationship? Why is this happening in the early stages of a relationship? Join our hosts on this episode as they break down what is actually happening in negative sexual cycles and how couples can unite against it. When partners are able to see their move, what happens when they are triggered and how it hurts their spouse, the cycle becomes so clear. It is a new way of talking about our problems that gets us out of the microview of who said what and into the macroview of the repetitive dance. This new lens allows couples to talk and stay connected in places where they may normally protest or shut down. George reminds us "when we can name it, we can tame it and then we can change it." Make sure to listen to the end when you get your new school of love assignment to better organize and understand your sexual cycle. Keep it hot y'all! Check out our great sponsor! Manscaped.com -- all the grooming needs of men, Manscaped has you covered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    35 mins
  • 446: How to Stop Pointing the Finger

    446: How to Stop Pointing the Finger
    Jun 29 2024
    Do you find that you and your partner keep having the same arguments over and over, even though you're fighting about different things? If this is you, you won't want to miss this episode! Today's show is all about the negative cycle. Our hosts work to help couples organize what is happening and how couples can stop pointing the finger at each other and blame the cycle instead. Through this lens couples can feel more security and confidence in their interactions rather than thinking they have to solve each and every issue that comes up. If we don't start to see the cycle, the problems can feel endless and overwhelming! Make sure you stay on till the end to get George's homework assignment and head on over to our IG @foreply_sextherapypodcast and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Are you looking for more beyond our podcast? We're enrolling now for our couples retreat in October. Therapists interested in incorporating EFT and sex in the cycle? Join us in Nashville in January for our next therapist training. Visit www.foreplayrst.com to sign up today! Check out our sponsors (and support the podcast!): Addyi.com -- FDA-approved treatment for certain women with low libido! Uberlube.com -- Laurie's favorite lubricant! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    37 mins
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George and Laurie are fantastic!

I love how respectfully they approach sex to make it comfortable for all levels of listeners.

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Becoming a flatterer

Things we should have known, but know can see the benefits of adapting in our relationships.

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extremely helpful in all aspects of relationships

They do a great job of explaining the psychology of relationships and the intricacies of issues that may arise. I highly recommend to anyone regardless of how well your relationship is doing. The knowledge gained will help you further understand and improve your communication.

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very helpful for stale relationships

this was amazing and very informative. I didn't realize that men are very hurt by being turned down sexually. they feel unattractive and they feel they are not doing the job well enough. men also are emotionally sexual? who would have known?

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This will help I promise!

Foreplay podcast is absolutely positively an excellent learning tool for couples of any age & at any stage of their relationship. This will be time well spent!

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loved it

great suggestions for saying no without wounding did u know woman peak at 18

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I found this podcast boring to listen to.

I wanted to like it, but I stopped after the fifth episode.  The hosts didn't come across as knowledgeable, and the audio was high-pitched on two of the five podcasts I listened to.  

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