Discover how attachment strategies affect sexual intimacy - and dial up your relationship Does great sex always fade over time? Good news: Research says otherwise! Securely attached couples have the most frequent sex-in the greatest variety, with the least inhibition. But as most couples know, this level of intimacy requires communication, vulnerability, and trust. Through their popular podcast and private practices, sex therapist/couples therapist, Laurie Watson and couples therapist, trainer George Faller have helped thousands of couples restore their relationships, in and out of the bedroom. In Brave Love, Great Sex, they reveal how to strengthen both emotional and sexual connections, leading to deeper intimacy and lasting fulfillment. With research-based advice and relatable examples, they show us how to:
- Identify Negative Cycles: Recognize your sexual and emotional attachment patterns
- Replace Protective Strategies: Learn how to turn fight or flight dynamics into bonding moments
- Shift Perspectives: Move from blame to understanding and shared empathy
- Enhance Sexual Conversations: Improve discussions around specific turn-ons and turn-offs to increase levels of engagement
- Foster True Closeness: Learn how intimacy creates safety and joy in sexual exploration.
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Laurie Watson, PhD, LMFT, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and ICEEFT Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist, has spent thirty-five years working exclusively with couples' emotional and sexual struggles. Author of Wanting Sex Again: How to Rekindle Desire and Heal a Sexless Marriage, she is also the founder/director of Awakenings Center for Couples and Sex Therapy, a group practice in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she offers clinical intensives for couples seeking accelerated change. Laurie is internationally recognized as a leading expert and teacher of sexual attachment.
George Faller, LMFT, is a renowned trainer of couples therapists in Emotionally Focused Therapy, as well as a sought-after supervisor and therapist. With experience as a New York firefighter during 9/11, George teaches therapists how to stay calm and deescalate high-conflict couples. His online training platform, Success In Vulnerability, has trained thousands of therapists and he travels across the globe providing tactical skills for couples to create the connections they deserve.
Together they host the podcast Brave Love; Great Sex - Couple's Therapy for Lasting Connection.