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Weight Loss for LDS Moms Podcast

Post published:September 12, 2023
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If your post baby bod makes you cringe at the thought of intimacy. This episode is for you! I spoke with Corey Pickett of Weight Loss for LDS Moms about…

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Sex for Saints

As a Certified Sex & Marriage Coach, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Amanda Louder helps conservative Christian women love their sex life!

In this podcast, Amanda helps women embrace their sexuality so that they can become the woman they were created to be. She teaches you how to integrate sexuality into your marriage in a loving and healthy way, get rid of the drama and negative emotions around sex in your marriage, and develop a better relationship to yourself, your spouse, and your sexuality.

What if intimacy in your marriage didn’t actually depend on your spouse showing up first? In this episode, I’m sharing a powerful shift that changes how we think about emotional connection and why so many relationships feel one-sided. We will talk about what intimacy really means and how you can choose to be knowable and curious about your partner, even when they’re not meeting you there. I will introduce the concept of self-validated intimacy and how it frees you from waiting on your spouse’s response to feel connected. We will also explore the role of reciprocity and why mutual intimacy is still the goal. If you’ve been feeling lonely in your marriage or wondering why your spouse won’t open up, this episode will help you see your next step more clearly.

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Episode 413 – One-Sided Intimacy

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Episode 412 – From Passive to Active: Owning Your Sexual Desire

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Episode 411 – Is Your Sex Life Nourishing or Depleting?

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Episode 410 – When Obligation Kills Desire

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Episode 409 – Wanting to Be Desired and Chosen

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Episode 408 – The Six Stages of Marriage (And Why Many Quit at Stage 3)