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Couples podcast to help committed couples keep it hot! Find hope to keep your marriage and committed relationships emotionally connected and sexually erotic. Certified sex therapist Dr. Laurie Watson is joined by global leader in couples therapy - George Faller, LMFT for an expert, frank and fascinating conversation about sex, love, therapy, relationship dynamics, healthy couples and marriage. We discuss everything from best sexual techniques and solving sexual problems, to building the emotional intimacy necessary for great sex in your relationship! Two therapists bring you sound, concrete tools to reframe your relationship problems and learn how to fall in-love again...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Laurie Watson and George Faller make intimate conflict legible by slowing down the protective reactions that keep couples stuck.
Brave Love Great Sex - Couples Therapy Podcast turns intimate relationship problems into conversations with moving parts. Dr. Laurie Watson and George Faller slow down reactions that couples may experience as instantaneous, tracing the pressure, shame, withdrawal, and…
One 'you're late again' can start a fight; Laurie and George slow down the moment before you bolt.
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A compassionate conversation about body shame, vulnerability, and feeling safe with a partner.
This is a careful conversation about body shame and the strange charge that nakedness can pick up over time. It stays grounded in familiar worries, from labia anxiety to the way bodies change after children or with age, and it keeps coming back to the harder question: how do you…
A clear look at how caregiving and desire can become tangled in the same invisible labor.
The episode keeps its focus on caregiving and desire, tracing one steady idea: the partner carrying the household load may also be carrying the burden of initiating sex.
Quiet can pass for peace until it starts costing both the bond and the self.
The conversation with Colette Fair stays with the slow point where quiet starts to pass for survival in a relationship. It treats the moment someone stops reaching, not as a clean break, but as a withdrawal that makes sense when every attempt has already felt pointless.
Warm, conversational guidance on desire, duty, and why oral sex can become a relationship question.
This conversation starts with oral sex and quickly widens into desire, duty, and the difference between something chosen and something felt as expected.
A practical marriage conversation built around habits, routines, and staying off autopilot.
Casey and Megan Kasten join Lori Watson and George Fowler for a conversation about The Marriage Habit, with the focus squarely on how couples can keep a marriage from slipping into autopilot.
Labels flatten people; curiosity keeps relationships specific.
The episode keeps circling a simple but useful point: broad labels can do a lot of damage when they start standing in for a real person. Dr. Lori Watson and George Fowler make that case by focusing on the gaps between group identity and individual experience, and the discussion…
A steady listen for couples worn out by mind-reading and perfection.
The piece lands on a familiar kind of relationship strain: partners start filling in the blanks for each other instead of saying what they actually need.
A plainspoken look at how low testosterone can reach into confidence, mood, body image, and the ability to talk about it.
The episode treats low testosterone as more than a medical label. It follows the way it can touch identity, confidence, body image, exercise, mood, and the reluctance to say anything at all.
Ira Glass frames weekly theme-driven segments spanning family secrets to Portland's protest conflict.
Shankar Vedantam unpacks the psychology behind relationships, careers, and money through researcher interviews.
David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Russ Roberts interviews authors and economists on ideas from classical liberalism to AI.
Brave Love Great Sex – Couples Therapy Podcast centers on “islands of security,” which Lori Watson links to attachment theory and Mario Michelanzo’s work as a felt bodily memory of caregiving.
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A person says they never want to have sex again, and the hosts take that seriously.
George and Lori start with a familiar couple problem: one partner is trying to get expectations exactly right, and the other is trying to feel understood.
Colette Fair joins the hosts to talk about what happens when people start to feel like nothing they do works in a relationship.
The conversation looks at gift giving as a relationship skill.
The hosts dig into the caregiving cycle and how mental load can spill into the sexual realm.
4Play Replay returns to a familiar relationship knot.
The hosts talk through low testosterone as a problem that reaches well beyond the body.
Brave Love Great Sex turns to the strain difference can put on a relationship.
This episode starts with a hard question.
The conversation focuses on sexual shame and the way it can shape desire.
The episode stays close to oral sex, desire, and the gap between doing something out of duty and actually wanting it.
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Brave Love Great Sex – Couples Therapy Podcast returns to “Foreplay Replay - Closing the Arousal Gap,” where Laurie Watson and George Faller revisit the Average Jane and Average Joe dynamic.
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Lori Watson and George Fallon use 'Touch Deprivation' to explain how childhood emotional neglect can shape adult sex, touch, and attachment patterns.
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Brave Love Great Sex – Couples Therapy Podcast focuses on “Invisible turn-offs with small things that kill desire,” with Dr.
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Lori Watson and George Fallon break sex into three measurable phases — pre-sex, during sex, and post-sex — and score each one from 1 to 10.
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Brave Love Great Sex – Couples Therapy Podcast centers on “The Shadow Cycle,” where Lori Watson and George Fowler explain how emotional and sexual patterns mirror each other inside and outside the bedroom.
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A couples therapy podcast discussing how to apologize effectively and maintain emotional and sexual connection in relationships.
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Claire Stadlin joins the host in the studio.
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Sex therapist Lori Watson and couples therapist Adam Matthews provide a detailed, myth-busting guide to the G-spot.
Lori Watson and George Fallon use a sexual assessment to show how a couple can talk about a present relationship instead of guessing about desire.
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A sex therapist and marriage therapist discuss a listener's letter about erectile dysfunction and an affair, exploring the emotional and relational aspects.
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This episode is a replay of a sex therapy podcast where Dr.
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Sex therapists discuss how couples can identify and name their negative sexual cycle to externalize the problem and improve intimacy.
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