Solving Sex Drive Conflicts: A Couples Guide To Mismatched Sexual Desire
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, History
| Author: | Janet Hall | ISBN: | 9781310882487 |
| Publisher: | Janet Hall | Publication: | November 8, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Janet Hall |
| ISBN: | 9781310882487 |
| Publisher: | Janet Hall |
| Publication: | November 8, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Solving Sex Drive Conflicts
Are you fighting about how often you are (or are NOT) having sex?
Does one of you avoid having sex?
Is sex used to have power over the other in your relationship?
Here is your “How To” guide for couples who need to communicate and negotiate about sex urge differences between partners.
You will learn:
The truth about desire and arousal.
How to have confidence in asking for what you want.
Communication skills which work for your sex life.
You'll get Dr Janet Hall’s expert advice on experiencing sensational sex, with the emphasis on solving sex-drive conflicts. This is specifically designed for couples who are having clashes over their quality or quantity of sex life. Sometimes a partner complains about not getting good sex, and frequently a partner complains about not getting much or any sex at all!
This information is essential for couples who are not happy with their sex life. In addition, all couples could learn invaluable techniques for communication which will keep their attitudes to their sex life open and happy.
The book describes the main reasons couples clash about sex including the Mars/Venus syndrome, attitudes to various practices such as masturbation, oral sex and positions for intercourse and the really big one - power struggles.
Dr Janet Hall, Clinical Psychologist and Sex Therapist, then describes communication strategies which will prevent sex drive clashes with the emphasis on making agreements and plans and understanding when, where and how it’s best for couples to talk.
Dr Jan warns against the things NOT to do, like having big fights or affairs, as they are almost certain to sabotage the future of your relationship.
You'll also learn how to maximise your environmental cues to support you both to enjoy the sex life you want without conflict, and strategies for initiating and refusing sex that will help you defuse any upsets and teach you to expand your sexual comfort with each other.
Dr Jan also discusses creating sexual agreement in her book 'Sex Life Solutions:
A guide for couples who want to drive each other sexually wild - in bed and out.
You may also benefit from reading the book or listening to Dr Janet Hall's audio recording on using “Seductive Sexual Fantasies” to keep the sexual fires burning.
So, if you're serious about wanting to spark up your sex life then you need to get a copy of
"Solving Sex-drive Conflicts” right now!
This is one of a series of books and audios on sexual topics presented by Dr Janet Hall called:
“Dr Janet Hall’s Sensational Sex Series”.
Dr Janet Hall is a Clinical Psychologist, Hypnotherapist, Author, Speaker and Media Consultant.
Dr Jan authored 29 books on parenting, sex and relationships and hypnosis and recorded over fifty-six audio-recordings, many of them including hypnotic material. She founded Richmond Hill Psychology in Melbourne, Australia.
Solving Sex Drive Conflicts
Are you fighting about how often you are (or are NOT) having sex?
Does one of you avoid having sex?
Is sex used to have power over the other in your relationship?
Here is your “How To” guide for couples who need to communicate and negotiate about sex urge differences between partners.
You will learn:
The truth about desire and arousal.
How to have confidence in asking for what you want.
Communication skills which work for your sex life.
You'll get Dr Janet Hall’s expert advice on experiencing sensational sex, with the emphasis on solving sex-drive conflicts. This is specifically designed for couples who are having clashes over their quality or quantity of sex life. Sometimes a partner complains about not getting good sex, and frequently a partner complains about not getting much or any sex at all!
This information is essential for couples who are not happy with their sex life. In addition, all couples could learn invaluable techniques for communication which will keep their attitudes to their sex life open and happy.
The book describes the main reasons couples clash about sex including the Mars/Venus syndrome, attitudes to various practices such as masturbation, oral sex and positions for intercourse and the really big one - power struggles.
Dr Janet Hall, Clinical Psychologist and Sex Therapist, then describes communication strategies which will prevent sex drive clashes with the emphasis on making agreements and plans and understanding when, where and how it’s best for couples to talk.
Dr Jan warns against the things NOT to do, like having big fights or affairs, as they are almost certain to sabotage the future of your relationship.
You'll also learn how to maximise your environmental cues to support you both to enjoy the sex life you want without conflict, and strategies for initiating and refusing sex that will help you defuse any upsets and teach you to expand your sexual comfort with each other.
Dr Jan also discusses creating sexual agreement in her book 'Sex Life Solutions:
A guide for couples who want to drive each other sexually wild - in bed and out.
You may also benefit from reading the book or listening to Dr Janet Hall's audio recording on using “Seductive Sexual Fantasies” to keep the sexual fires burning.
So, if you're serious about wanting to spark up your sex life then you need to get a copy of
"Solving Sex-drive Conflicts” right now!
This is one of a series of books and audios on sexual topics presented by Dr Janet Hall called:
“Dr Janet Hall’s Sensational Sex Series”.
Dr Janet Hall is a Clinical Psychologist, Hypnotherapist, Author, Speaker and Media Consultant.
Dr Jan authored 29 books on parenting, sex and relationships and hypnosis and recorded over fifty-six audio-recordings, many of them including hypnotic material. She founded Richmond Hill Psychology in Melbourne, Australia.
