Resources for Couples

Couples, Click here for Recommended Reading [Great for Homework]

A great podcast from a Christian Sex Therapist

Marriage & Intimacy App that is Clean, Non-Graphic & Fun!

"14 card decks with more than 1,000 flashcards for engaging in healthy relational practices"

*I endorse most of the flashcards but  I have reservation on some Salsa decks. Still a great resource.



How to Have a Weekly State of the Union.pdf
7-Signs-Your-Relationship-Will-Last.pdf
Positive v.s negative attachment response.pdf
Value of primary emotions.pdf
Small-Things-Often_2017.pdf
the_seven_principles_for_making_marriage_work_summary.pdf
Untitled_-_7-week-course-in-fondness-and-admiration-gottman.pdf
How-to-be-a-Great-Listener_2017.pdf
The-Sound-Relationship-House.pdf
Aftermath-of-a-Fight.pdf
Art of Compromise.pdf
Avoid-the-Four-Horsemen_2017.pdf
6-hours-to-a-better-relationship.pdf
Conflict Blueprint.pdf
Failed Bids for Connection.pdf
stress_reducing.pdf

Separation Agreement

Separation Agreement 2024 update pdf.pdf

Specialized Topics (under Construction)

Pain in Sex (Vaginitus, Vaginismus, Dyspareunia and other Pelvic area pain. 

While we will work on the psychological aspects of pain that may come from anxiety and association, working to treat painful intercourse can best be treated by a team. I will first want you to make an appointment with a gynecologist, but preferably a gynecological urologist. I also highly recommend making an appointment with a pelvic floor therapist to begin working on physical therapy and discussion of the use of dialators.  These are two websites that can assist you in finding a pelvic floor specialist.  https://aptapelvichealth.org/

https://www.pelvicpain.org/


Often lubrication is needed for a time if there has been pain in intercourse. One should stick to non irritating lubrication and stay away from intense lubricants or even the popular K-Y Jelly as they can  cause irritation or trigger the limbic system to think pain may approach.