459: How to Motivate an Emotional Withdrawer

459: How to Motivate an Emotional Withdrawer

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In this Foreplay Replay we discuss how talking regularly about the state of your sexual union is essential to achieving and maintaining a satisfying sexual relationship. Join sex therapist and author Laurie Watson and couple's therapist Dr. Adam Mathews as they discuss how to acc ...  Show more

563: Impact versus Intent

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