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8 Ways Alcohol Can Affect Your Sex Life

Laurie J. Watson, LMFT June 5, 2018

The relationship between alcohol and sex is a tricky one. It can help us open up to healthy sexual activities, but as you can imagine, it ...
5 Items to Spice Up Your Sex Life

Laurie J. Watson, LMFT September 20, 2016

Couples often ask me, as their sex therapist, how they can spice things up in bed. I think this question, most often, is really a request ...

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Laurie J. Watson, LMFT

Laurie J. Watson, LMFT, is a certified sex therapist and author of Wanting Sex Again – How to Rekindle Desire and Heal a Sexless Marriage. Laurie helps couples “keep it hot” with her weekly podcast FOREPLAY – Radio Sex Therapy, weekend intensives, and telehealth consultations. A compelling and enthusiastic presenter, Laurie is regularly invited to speak at medical schools, conferences and retreats.

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