Relationship 101
Jeremiah | SexvangelicalsThe relationship and sexual health the church (and so many other organizations) didn't want you to have.
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Five Challenges That Sex Therapy Poses For Folks Who Participated in High-Control Religious Systems
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, this spring and summer, we’re publishing a podcast series called “Ask a Sex Therapist”, in which we explore ten common sex-related questions that Julia and I receive.
When Evangelical Christianity and Sexual Health Collide: A Sex Therapist's Story
Over the last two weeks, we’ve written about a relationship therapy model that’s dear to us: David Schnarch’s Sexual Crucible model, which can essentially be summarized through this question and article.
What Happens When You Want Two Competing Things in a Relationship, But Can Only Have One?
Last week and this week, we’ve been exploring a relationship therapy model that’s dear to us: David Schnarch’s Sexual Crucible model.
What is Integrity?
I love this political cartoon from , published on his Substack on January 28 regarding Jim Acosta leaving CNN.
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The sex and relationship education the church (and many other sources) didn't want you to have, written by two certified sex therapists, Jeremiah and Julia.
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