
Hosted by gay sex and relationship therapist and published author Tom Bruett, this show dives deep into what it really means to be in relationship with yourself and others as a gay, queer, or trans person today. Each episode features candid conversations with leading experts in psychology, sex therapy, wellness, culture, and LGBTQIA2S+ lived experience. Together, we explore the complexities of que... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement | |||

What if the biggest obstacle to love isn't finding the right partner -- but the story you've been told about yourself?
In this conversation, Tom Bruett (he/him) sits down with Darren Main (he/him), to explore how queer men can heal shame, cultivate ... more
What does it actually take to build a healthy non-monogamous relationship? In this episode, Tom (he/him) welcomes Andrew Reidenbach (he/him), psychotherapist and Clinical Director of Midtown Mind Psychotherapy, for an honest conversation about open r... more
What happens when everything looks successful on the outside, but you're quietly struggling with performance anxiety, erection challenges, and shame?
In this episode, Tom (he/him) sits down with coach Shay Doran (he/him) to explore one of the most m... more
How do you protect your prostate, recognize the early signs of erectile dysfunction, and separate medical facts from internet myths?
In this episode, Tom (he/him) sits down with Dr. Arthur Burnett (he/him), renowned Johns Hopkins urologist, research... more
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Tom does a skillful job of presenting issues important to the gay community. It’s also a great resource for counselors who work with the queer community.
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