Read by David Schnarch, Ph. D

If you think you need to change your marriage, think again. It may well be that your marriage is trying to change you. In Secrets of a Passionate Marriage, Dr. David Schnarch shares a revolutionary approach thousands have used to take their relationships to new and lasting heights of sexual ecstasy and intimacy. Emotionally committed relationships, he teaches, are people-growing machines, and sexual difficulty and other challenges are actually signs of a healthy, maturing relationship. Moving beyond traditional therapies that work a little bit, Dr. Schnarch brings straight talk and humor to his three decades of expertise and offers insights into: Course objectives: - Describe the process of differentiation in intimate relationships - Discuss why emotional gridlock is a critical and necessary phase for a healthy relationship - Recommend steps to achieving more passionate sex and a more intimate relationship - Explain how to "self-soothe" your anxieties and open to the full range of human eroticism - Interpret the psychology of sex - Emotional gridlock - why this critical phase is necessary for the healthy evolution of all relationships - How to "self-soothe" your anxieties and open to the full range of human eroticism - The psychology of sex - how to make an ally out of what you're really thinking during sex, and much more With many proven exercises to "electrify" your sex life, heighten passion, and renew commitment, Secrets of a Passionate Marriage is sure to help your relationship reach its full potential, both in and out of bed. David Schnarch David Schnarch, PhD (1946-2020) directed the Marriage and Family Health Center of Evergreen, Colorado. He was a licensed clinical psychologist, a certified sex therapist, a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, and recipient of the AAMFT 2011 Outstanding Contribution to Marriage & Family Therapy Award. Dr. Schnarch authored the international bestseller Passionate Marriage, Resurrecting Sex, Constructing the Sexual Crucible, and most recently Intimacy & Desire

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