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Dr. Slade talks about what it feels like to say "yes" to everything and feeling like you don't have enough left in the take to take care of things that really matter.

Dr. Slade is joined with Sharla to talk about the dynamics between R's and O's.

Dr. Slade sits down with C coach, Cary! They talk about the desire for connection that C's carry throughout their relationships.

Camille and Dr. Slade, both O's, get a little personal and talk about the strengths and weaknesses of having an O temperament.

This month we are focusing on CORE! Sharla and Dr. Slade talk about their different CORE dynamics.

Why rejection between the sheets hurts deeper than you think.

Amy and Dr. Slade sit down to talk about a healthy sexual self-esteem and how that can affect your sexual relationship!

Dr. Slade and Sharla talk about the sexual response cycle and how to view that through a CORE lens.

Dr. Slade and Camille talk about female sexuality and what plays into a females sex life! This is part of the Promoting Emotional Connection Through Sexual Intimacy Module.

Dr. Slade and Amy sit down to talk about one of the seven, CORE Healthy and Happy Principles. Today - Promoting Emotional Connection Through Sexual Intimacy. They dive in to what healthy sexuality looks like.

Dr. Slade and Sharla dive into our next CORE Principle, talking about promoting emotional connection through sexual intimacy.

If you are a C, communicating your feelings can be hard because you want to avoid any discomfort. However, vulnerability is a very important in a relationship. Dr. Slade and Cary talk about how C's can communicate in a healthy way!

Deciding whether or not you should bring up is conflict is tricky! Dr. Slade and Amy talk about when and how you can bring up conflict to ensure a healthy relationship.

Dr. Slade and Camille (O) sit down to talk about the "Four Horsemen" as we navigate approaching conflict with confidence.

Dr. Slade and our "R" coach, Sharla, talk about how we can still protect our attachment while approaching conflict.