Does science back up the idea that men are primarily stimulated by sight, and women by touch? Dr. Sellers’ answer shows where female and male brains tend to match and diverge and includes a surprising statistic about the female sex-drive.

If reading via email, click here to watch.

Something to discuss, do you think men have the feminine image of God and women the masculine image of God?

“You can do workbook retreats forever. But if you do not touch each other, you will not know you can.” For more info on her Whistler Intimacy Retreat.

If reading via email, click here to hear Jonalyn ask Dr. Tina Sellers about her retreats.

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Click here for duty sex.

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Click here for how shame gets in the way of pleasure.

Click here for why sexual and spiritual abuse go together.

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What’s this summer series all about?

This summer, I’ll be sharing short videos taken from my two hour Emerald City interview on “Shame, Intimacy and Sex Ed” with Christian sex therapist, Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers. You’ve already seen her at RubySlippers’ posts and interviews. See part one.

Because of Dr. Sellers practical concern that Christians understand that God created erotic desires, Tina is one of the best sources I’ve found in helping me navigate the pillow talk between me and my husband.

Dr. Sellers is a wife, mother, professor, founder of ThankGodForSex.org, certified sex therapist, and licensed family and marriage therapist. Those last two are a dynamic duo of credentials that are rarely seen together. And the lack of professionals who practice both family/marriage and sex therapies is a big problem for those of us who want thriving marriages and thriving sex lives. Thank God for Tina!  I particularly love the way she lives a sexual intimacy that she teaches (My Love List for My Husband . . . And Why Gratefulness is Good for the Heart). Follow her blog and thoughts @TinaSSellers.