How's that Working for You? - Episode 4 "What they didn't they teach us about sex"

In this episode of How's That Working For You, Dr Zoe chats with Psychologist, Board Approved Supervisor and Sexologist Laura Lee about how therapists can have better, meaningful and more helpful conversations about sex with their clients.



Today we try to answer all the big sexy questions:




• Why did we learn so little about sex in our training?


• What does good sexual communication look like in the therapy room? 


• Why is sex so important?




Don't miss this deep dive into the importance of sex to our health and wellbeing and how to prioritise conversations about sex in your work with clients.



About our guest:



Sexologist and Psychologist Laura Lee has over 17 years of experience working with individuals and healthcare providers to help people access high quality sexual education and sexual healthcare. She provides coaching, supervision and individual psychological and sexual therapy with a core focus on embracing an alive and deeply pleasurable sexuality without shame.





https://www.lauralee.com.au/



https://www.bluespacepsychology.com.a...



 



Key Publication



https://journalofpositivesexuality.or...



 



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Disclaimer: This podcast is a space for open conversations, but it's important to remember that what you're hearing are the personal experiences and thoughts of our host and guests. While we're here to share insights, please don't take any of this as medical advice. We're all wonderfully unique, so if you have medical concerns, it's a great idea to chat with your healthcare professional. While our content is informative, your trusted healthcare practitioner is the best source for tailored guidance.