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Where is the G-Spot: Unraveling the Pleasure Point for Women

Where is a woman’s G-Spot? The G-spot, a highly debated and sought-after erogenous zone, has fascinated researchers, sexual health experts, and couples for decades. Named after Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg, who first described it in the 1950s, the G-spot is believed to be an...

What Is The Shift And How To Induce It In Your Stagnant Relationship

When an approach doesn’t work, change it.  Don’t get stuck in a rut. The hallmark of emotional intelligence is the capacity to pivot to create the shift or to let go completely.  I want to talk about THE SHIFT in this email and how that happens. That is a point that...

Things Not To Do To Holy Bride Of Christ

There is a first time for everything.  In my 13 years of practice I’ve never done this before to anyone but this one warrants a special treatment.  I gave her all the attention and care and she filed chargeback for service already rendered. I’ve been extra harsh to...
Couples: Virus Fear vs. Virus Fatigue

Couples: Virus Fear vs. Virus Fatigue

Summer is here.  The warm weather beckons.  He wants to get together with a big group for a BBQ in someone’s yard and not worry about wearing masks or if the party spills inside.  She feels strongly...

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Roadblocks to Forgiveness in Relationships

Roadblocks to Forgiveness in Relationships

Richard Nicastro, Phd, takes a closer look at some of the obstacles to forgiveness in intimate relationships.   Imagine this scenario: Your spouse/partner has wounded you in some way. S/he has now...

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Lessons from Writing Letters to Strangers

Lessons from Writing Letters to Strangers

Elise Hu, NPR correspondent and Millennial (the “loneliest generation”), shares her need for connection during the global pandemic.  In her worry and loneliness she wrote letters to 50 strangers...

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