Welcome to another live and candid episode of #MyCounselorLIVE “Marriage Betrayals, Abusive Spouses, & Sociopaths”, where we gather to address a diverse array of questions and concerns, guided by the expertise of Licensed Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist, Josh Spurlock.
On this episode of #MyCounselorLIVE “Surviving COVID-19” we ask how can we work through this barrage of emotions and challenges? We sat down with Licensed Therapist Josh Spurlock to answer your questions surrounding this pandemic on a live Q&A.
During this time of quarantine, many married couples are experiencing tension. The presenting issues may have been around for years, but due to the busyness of life, they could previously be avoided. But now, with so many couples quarantined together, the underlying problems are rising to the surface.
With families spending 24/7 together during quarantine, tensions in the home are rising for many. Kids are out of school, parents are balancing homeschooling and working from home, and everyone is getting a little stir crazy.
Welcome to another live and deeply insightful episode of #MyCounselorLIVE “Emotional Affairs, Rape, & Sex in Marriage” where we gather to explore a spectrum of questions and concerns, guided by the expertise of Licensed Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist, Josh Spurlock.
Kristi says, “Is it possible to recover from sexual abuse and get to a place where you can enjoy that relationship with your spouse again?” Read more to find out what Licensed Counselor and Sex Therapist Josh Spurlock says about healing from sexual abuse.
Jack asks, “How do I know if I should see a counselor or psychiatrist?” Read more to find out what Licensed Therapist Josh Spurlock says about the difference between a psychiatrist and a counselor, what to expect in a psychiatry appointment or a therapy session, and how medication can play a vital role when treating something that has a biological component.
L says, “I’ve never reached orgasm. Is it okay to want an orgasm with my husband, or is it selfish, vain, shameful, or of the flesh to do so?”
“I’m one of those rare wives, that seemed to want more sex and their husbands and a lot of the articles that I read around sex therapy really make me feel worse about my situation.”
If you’re experiencing post-marriage anxiety or depression, you’re not alone! Post-nuptial blues are a common experience following…
