LDS couples counseling, sex therapy Mormon sex therapy helps you rebuild the forever relationship.

LDS couples are bombarded by so many messages about sex and intimacy: on magazine coves at the grocery store, on TV and radio, from friends, on the internet and social media, and across the pulpit.

We can help you rekindle your loving connection and bring back the spark in your sex life. Mormon couples counseling may be the answer.

To help you improve your relationship, Littleton Couples Counseling offers both in-office/in-person and Zoom/teletherapy counseling appointments to accommodate your busy schedule, with offices both in Littleton and in the DTC. Littleton Couples Counseling provides kink-positive sex therapy, sex therapy, and adult ADHD coaching in communities throughout Denver, DTC, WashPark, Cherry Hills Village, Cherry Creek, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Lakewood, Englewood, Parker, Golden, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Evergreen, Morrison, Greenwood Village, Thornton, Centennial, Arvada, and surrounding areas.

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What happened to forever?

You made promises and covenants. You wanted to make a forever relationship. Everything started so wonderfully... then your lives happened.

Many LDS couples find it difficult to connect and communicate. Do you feel like you have become just roommates and the kids or callings come first? At different times, many couples struggle with sex and intimacy. Sometimes one partner feels lonely, unseen, or unheard— sealed for eternity but separated for life! Some partners may feel taken for granted. Couples sometimes report having the same fight over and over again, but cannot reach a solution— and they want help.

A fulfilling sex life is a multifaceted goal, with the physical act being only one ingredient. Do you want to rekindle your loving connection and bring back the spark in your sex life? Sex therapy may be the answer. When couples enjoy a deep connection along with a fulfilling sex life, they have established the foundation of a solid relationship that is built to last an eternity. LDS sex therapy can help.

Sex is more than just an act

Without attention, closeness and intimacy can fade over time. Many different things can impact your sex life.

Have you been together for years and are having trouble with beliefs time commitments and callings? Is the time requirements of parenthood in the way of your forever relationship?

Busy schedules can create difficulties for a close and intimate relationship.

Television, technology, Netflix, social media, and video games may intrude into a relationship and partially or completely displace a partner. Advertising, movies, and social media can set a false sense of physical normalcy that may exacerbate feelings of inadequacy.

A couple can be dramatically influenced by either partner’s family and contact with relatives can become a point of contention.

Communication is paramount, especially when there are words that lead to feeling misunderstood, hurt, or angry. A wise, tenured businessman summed it up this way: “It’s really demeaning to think that, in this deep desire to be liked, you’ve compromised giving clear, unambiguous feedback.” We provide a safe, moderated environment to help you both learn to communicate in healthier ways.

Issues around pornography

Unlike how the Mormon church defines it, pornography is neither good nor evil— it can simply be unhealthy and create unrealistic expectations. Modern media consumption directly influences the impact of cultural input on contentedness with a partner’s body. Porn can be a relationship stress that presents a visual ideal that no partner feels they can live up to. When a woman negatively compares her real and perceived body image against the thin ideal presented in pornography, she may experiences jealousy, which limits her sexual esteem and often damages the romantic relationship.

Intimacy and attachment can be negatively affected when one partner feels alone, unseen, unheard, or lonely. We are there to help you navigate rebuilding process and discover new ways to safely communicate.

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