Ask a Sex Therapist is for you if you are ready to spice up your sex life. You are ready to learn all the things you were never taught about sex, intimacy and great communication in the bedroom. You are excited to explore your own body and feel more connected to your partner. You want to feel body confident, allow yourself to experience greater sexual pleasure and feel accepted for your fantasies ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureSexualityHealth & Fitness |
🤗 Are you ready to expand your understanding of intimacy beyond the bedroom? In this cozy episode of Ask A Sex Therapist, Heather shares her personal journey of attending her very first cuddle party! Wrap yourself up in the knowledge that not all cl... more
🎙️ Hot flashes, mood swings, and... sexy times? Menopause isn't just your mother's concern, folks – it's a rollercoaster that can start as early as *38* and it affects everything from your emotions to your intimacy. 😳💥 Fear not, because this episo... more
Hey there, lovely listeners! 🌸 In this episode, we're getting real and addressing the tricky topic of self-consciousness during sex. Whether you're worried about your body, technique, or just feeling like a complete beginner, we've got you covered. ... more
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Heather has done a phenomenal job of creating a safe place for important conversations to take place.
Shannon shares about being vulnerable and it struck me how vulnerable she has had to be in order to create this podcast. It challenges me to put myself out there and risk.
As a new listener, I appreciate Heather’s candid approach to sharing her own story that’s informed with her work as a therapist. Listening to this show has made a delicate subject much more approachable!
I like how she gives examples from all perspectives of the interpersonal relationships
I love the fact that this podcast speaks so freely about sex. Not just how to keep your sex spicy, all types of issues centered around sex life. Thanks.
Apple Podcasts | #96 | United States/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #188 | Germany/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #29 | Denmark/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #113 | Israel/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #187 | Netherlands/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #215 | Sweden/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
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