Sex Therapy For Couples (2)
Sex Therapy should start with a recognition that what we regard as sex is very restricted and almost guaranteed to make most people dissatisfied most of the time
Entries by John Webber Fraser
Couples Workshop Sunday 24 November 2019
Of all the forms of unhappiness in our society, sexual unhappiness is the most tragic, because it is so widespread, […]
Trauma and Surrogacy
” The soul feels unsafe in a frightened body. The Bodywork is to breath courage into the frightened body, to […]
In Praise Of All My Teachers
When my first Zen teacher, Nancy Amphoux visited me for the last time, nearly thirty years ago, she was suffering […]
Asking for what we want
I gave a brief Introduction yesterday to The Wheel Of Consent for Glasgow’s Embodiment Circle. This is a lovely group […]
How Should We Touch?
How should we touch? When I was a kid in the late sixties, watching Man From Uncle on the […]
The Problem Of Sexual Inexperience
If one person feels something, that’s a personal issue. If a lot of people feel the same thing, that isn’t […]
Low Body Image
My friend Minnie Iris is a very talented artist. I have one of her pictures in my practice space. She […]
Sex Therapy For Couples
In my work with couples, I often find that sex between the partners has stopped, or become radically unsatisfactory, and […]
What happens in a session
Well, let’s ask a different question: if you were completely safe and completely honoured, what would you choose to explore? […]