Taking Sexy Back
The Cure for the Sexual Blahs
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What’s pulling the plug on the sex drive of couples all over
Is sex really just the province of the very young and the very “in love”? If you’re raising the white flag in the bedroom, you may feel at a loss to figure out, much less fix, the problem. This book is a guide through that confusion. Being ‘screwed over’ isn’t a permanent affliction, and low desire isn’t fatal to your sex life. Though our conditioning has created obstacles to healthy sexual functioning, there are solutions for the sexual challenges facing all of us. Before jumping into these solutions, it’s important to first understand your own sexual programming and how it impacts your sexuality. The journey begins with how you first learned about sex.
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REBOOT YOUR SEX DRIVE!
Does sleep sound better than sex? You're not alone. Millions of men and women are struggling to understand their loss of desire. The answer lies not in new sexual positions but a new sexual positioning. Programming has taught women to value being an object of desire over having desire. Men have learned to be sexual 'doings' rather than sexual beings. It's not too late to activate the desire that has been suffocated by screwed-up conditioning and frenzied, fast-paced lifestyles. Taking Sexy Back will help you turn on and tune into your sexual energy and claim the passion that you deserve.
About the Author
Jean Campbell is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a clinical member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. She has worked in the mental health field for over 30 years in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Her commitment to helping people become healthier sexual beings began with her work at Planned Parenthood as a sex educator and eventually evolved into her career working with individuals and couples. She currently has a private practice in Louisville, Kentucky, specializing in relationship issues. Jean has spoken extensively on the topic of sexuality in workshops as well as on National Public Radio.