Welcome to the podcast! Today, we're diving into the groundbreaking work of William Masters and Virginia Johnson, pioneers in the field of sex therapy. Their research in the mid-20th century revolutionized how we understand and treat sexual dysfunction.

The Role of the Sex Therapist discusses the need for a comprehensive understanding of sensual, emotional, and physical aspects of sex. Emphasize the importance of anatomy and physiology knowledge for client education. Highlight the necessity of knowing when to refer clients for physical examinations or specialist care. Address the impact of aging and illness on sexual relationships.

The cornerstone of a strong marriage is effective communication. We'll explore how unexpressed needs lead to conflict and how direct communication can prevent it.

Welcome to Ageless Desire, the show where growing older means growing bolder about bodies, pleasure and connection.

Today’s episode dives into a topic that is still whispered about, especially in Australia: sex and intimacy in our later years.

For decades, many older people have been told that desire has a use‑by date, that passion is something that belongs only to the young.

Yet surveys of adults over 40 show that more than 6 in 10 still see sexual activity as a critical part of a good relationship, and many say their sex lives are as satisfying or better than a decade ago

You’re standing on a moonlit lakefront in Central America, stripping off your clothes to go skinny‑dipping with someone you’ve only just met.

No shared language, no shared history – just bodies, water, and the rush of being far from home, where no one knows your name.[readly]

Today’s episode dives into The Language of Lust – the way desire speaks on holiday when the rules of everyday life feel like they’ve been left behind with your winter coat.

You’re listening to “The Down‑Low on Down There,” the show that talks honestly about everything happening below the belt in midlife and beyond.

Today’s episode dives into vaginal health: what’s normal, what changes with hormones, and how to care for your pelvic floor, microbiome and sex life as you move through perimenopause and menopause.

If you’ve ever Googled “is this normal?” about dryness, itching, leaks or pain with sex, this conversation is for you.

Sex therapy is entering a fascinating new era, and today’s episode explores where the field is headed, why it matters, and what this means for people seeking help with their sexual lives. Over the next ten minutes, this episode will walk through big-picture shifts, real-world challenges, specific sexual concerns, and the future of training and ethics in sex therapy.

Welcome to our podcast, where we take a deep dive into intimate topics that often remain shrouded in mystery or stigma. We are exploring a topic that evokes a range of emotions, curiosities and questions. From myths to realities, we aim to demystify anal eroticism and discuss it’s psychological and anatomical dimensions.