Dr. Finlayson-Fife answers two new questions: The first about how to make sense of wet dreams in the context of marriage, and how to address differences in sexual desire and biological needs in constructive ways.  The second question addresses the role of erotica and visually explicit imagery in a woman cultivating her desire in marriage.  Dr. Finlayson-Fife also addresses the upcoming transition for the “Ask a Mormon Sex Therapist” series.   Also, in the podcast, Dr. Finlayson-Fife brings up a few upcoming events:  http://www ..read more

Dr. Finlayson-Fife answers two new questions: The first about how to make sense of wet dreams in the context of marriage, and how to address differences in sexual desire and biological needs in constructive ways.  The second question addresses the role of erotica and visually explicit imagery in a woman cultivating her desire in marriage.  Dr. Finlayson-Fife also addresses the upcoming transition for the “Ask a Mormon Sex Therapist” series.   Also, in the podcast, Dr. Finlayson-Fife brings up a few upcoming events:  http://www ..read more

Does anyone else out there in Mormondom have whiplash from the recent change in policy, I mean recent revelation changing a revelation from almost four years ago regarding LGBTQ Mormons and their children? – Laura and Miguel discuss yesterday’s policy revelation ..read more

Does the church really protect predators and enable abusers? What happens when a victim pursues legal action or justice from the church or those associated with the church? Are there patterns of practice that take place within the litigation process with the church or the church’s attorneys? What are some of the tactics used by attorney’s for the church to victim-shame, victim-blame, gas-light, and retaliate against victims who seek legal justice? We cover: -Possible reasons why the Mormon church spends millions to defend abusive predators -Challenges in pursuing legal justice when ..read more