#76 Great Sex and Relationships After Trauma - with Terah Harrison, LPC

In this touching episode Terah Harrison, LPC, shares her trauma
story for the first time on air, alongside tips and tools for
finding great sex and deep connection in the aftermath. Thank you,
Terah, for speaking up and sharing your vulnerability with us.
Also, we answer a sex question about pegging (when a female-bodied
individual tops/penetrates a male-bodied individual via a
strap-on). About Terah: Terah Harrison is a Licensed Professional
Counselor and hosts the podcast Make More Love Not War which has a
clear mission of helping people have more sex and less
fighting. She discovered the need for her podcast as she saw
male clients at her private practice in Fort Worth Texas, who were
struggling to understand their female partners. Most of these
men were striving to be better partners but their strategies to
achieve this only made things worse. Many times a simple
change would improve their relationships dramatically.  
With this amazing information that would benefit men and the women
they love in hand Terah wanted to reach more men but how without
bending space time? In her personal life she wanted her
husband, Jeff, to go to couples therapy but alas, he would not. If
a therapist’s husband won’t go to therapy how many other men are
missing out on the knowledge that would get them more sex? She
noticed Jeff listening to podcasts every day and talking about what
he learned from them.  The solution hit her like a bolt
of lightning – create a podcast that will bring therapy to the men
who for whatever reason don’t go. Since Terah started the podcast
she has been able to interview some amazing experts in love and
relationships- authors, professors, therapists, and
coaches. She has also created a series that gives men a back
stage pass into a woman’s mind called Whine With Wine and another
series that highlights power couples as well as couples in
conflict. Terah’s podcast may be directed towards men but her EVIL
Plan is really to help women have more connected relationships with
men where they feel heard and understood in a way that leads to
MORE SEX and LESS FIGHTING for all!!! To learn more
visit www.makemorelovenotwar.com