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Ask A Sex Therapist with Heather Shannon

Ask A Sex Therapist with Heather Shannon

Auteur(s): Heather Shannon
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Ask a Sex Therapist is for you if you are ready to spice up your sex life. You are ready to learn all the things you were never taught about sex, intimacy and great communication in the bedroom. You are excited to explore your own body and feel more connected to your partner. You want to feel body confident, allow yourself to experience greater sexual pleasure and feel accepted for your fantasies and desires. If you are ready to take your relationship to the next level, get rid of the shame and stigma around sex and create happier, more fulfilling love life, this is the show for you. Hosted by Heather Shannon, Certified Sex Therapist, you'll be taken on a journey to release your sexual inhibitions and embrace your authentic sexual identity. Because it's time for you to Ask a Sex Therapist. Find out more about Heather's work and ask her your (anonymous) sex questions at https://HeatherShannon.co. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrpCopyright 2025 Heather Shannon Hygiène et mode de vie sain Relations Sciences sociales
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  • Creating Intimacy After Loss and Heartbreak (Ep 147)
    Oct 20 2025

    In this conversation, Heather Shannon discusses the themes of loss, heartbreak, and the resilience of the human spirit. Drawing from her personal experiences, she emphasizes the importance of finding inner security and embracing vulnerability in relationships. Heather shares insights on how to navigate grief, the significance of community, and the necessity of self-reflection in fostering intimacy and connection with others.


    Takeaways


    We are wired to find balance and resilience.

    It's crucial to change the narrative we tell ourselves about loss.

    Life is short; we should seize opportunities for love and connection.

    Heartbreak is inevitable, but we can choose how to respond.

    All relationships eventually end, but that shouldn't deter us from starting them.

    Embracing vulnerability is essential for deeper connections.

    Grief can slow us down and remind us of what matters.

    Building inner security helps us to love more openly.

    Understanding our parts can aid in healing from loss.

    Community support is vital during times of grief.


    Chapters


    00:00 Navigating Loss and Heartbreak

    05:16 Finding Inner Security and Resilience

    10:33 Embracing Vulnerability in Relationships

    15:32 Understanding and Healing Through Grief


    Keywords


    loss, heartbreak, resilience, vulnerability, relationships, grief, inner security, personal growth, intimacy, healing



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    24 min
  • Surprising Ways To Be A Great Lover!
    Oct 13 2025

    Go deep on how to be a great lover! It's not the surface level stuff that we often get hung up on that makes someone "good at sex."

    Learn about the importance of presence and attunement for higher quality sex and better connection.

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    Curious about coaching with Heather? Start out with her quickie assessment so you can identify your patterns and get an action plan to change them. The Quickie For Partners

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    Keywords: Better sex, sex therapy, sex coach, better intimacy, attunement, listening, paying attention



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    33 min
  • Keeping Your Sexual Connection Alive In A Long-Term Relationship with Emily Nagoski (ep 145)
    Oct 6 2025
    Summary

    Join me and amazing guest Emily Nagoski as we discuss the complexities of maintaining intimacy in long-term relationships. Emily uses the metaphor of a garden to illustrate how sexuality requires ongoing care and attention. We cover the importance of communication, overcoming shame, and understanding the impact of upbringing on sexual expression. Emily emphasizes the need for playfulness and adaptability in sexual relationships, as well as the significance of scheduling intimacy to prioritize connection. And you'll especially love emily's floorplan concept for accessing lust when it feels far away.

    Want more?

    Grab Emily's Books Below:

    Come As You Are

    Come As You Are Workbook

    Come Together

    Burnout

    Keywords - long-term relationships, sexuality, communication, shame, gender roles, emotional health, intimacy, pleasure, responsive desire, sexual connection



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    1 h et 7 min
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