Honest discussions of sex and sexuality — her areas of expertise — are at best circumscribed and at worst forbidden. Talking about sex is usually either shameful, funny, or awkward; rarely can sex and especially sexual problems be talked about honestly. This is where the sexologist steps in — she helps people and couples of all sexual proclivities regain control of sex in their lives. Whether confronting difficulties or spicing up an already spicy love life, she can help people better understand the needs of themselves and their partners. Her work reflects her own spiritual and educational journey, and she discusses it below. I do most of my work online, video calls and phone sessions. I am here to help and encourage everyone to liberate their sexuality. Sometimes its lack of experience and lack of confidence, and other times it does have to do with their past.
E-mail: moc. Abstract Sex is a baffling phenomenon, which has puzzled even absolute sages. Human beings have researched after that mastered the biology of sex. Although that is not all. Sex desire to be understood from the devout perspective too. The vision of Osho is an enlightening experience in this regard. Out of the thousands of lectures, five lectures on sex made Osho most notorious.
The 3 Demon Dialogues that tear couples relationship apart. Sue Johnson, Couples as a rule say they are fighting about the Finances, Children or sex. Some couples also say that their communication has broken down or they cannot be in contact well. What is below the iceberg is both partners feel emotionally confused. Her research in couples recognised three destructive cycles of conflict that a lot of couples experience. They rattle off accusations at each other while standing by their separate corners pre-empting the after that blow. But just in case I have something behind my back but he starts accusing me again.
Angst Sucks Period. People describe it at the same time as being stuck inside their own delicate hell. And there's a lot of truth to that. It's an continual stream of thoughts about worst-case scenarios, what-ifs, past events where you can have said that one thing abuse, and 10 years in the coming when xyz might happen. It's ceaseless. And exhausting. We've written before a propos anxiety and will likely write all over again about it. It's important to address about the experience of having it, as well as ways of coping with it. A couple of caveats - finding ways of coping along with anxiety doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to go away.