Episode 58: Sexuality as a Force for Good with Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife

Episode 58: Sexuality as a Force for Good with Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife

February 21, 20223 min read

My guest on the show this week is one of my greatest teachers in this realm of sexuality. I honestly wouldn’t be doing the work I do today if I hadn’t had the opportunity to work with her, so I’m honored to have her here and excited for you to hear everything she has to share with us. 

Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife is a psychologist and teacher who helps people specifically in the LDS space who are working through their sexuality. She is the expert on coaching people in ways that allow them to be capable of both emotionally and physically intimate relationships, and this week, we’re diving into all the ways our sexuality can be a force for good.

If you currently believe your sexuality is morally wrong, or have bought into all the ways sexuality gets a bad rap, join us on this episode. Jennifer is dropping some serious gems around how we frame our human sexuality in unhelpful ways, the keys to creating an intimate partnership that feels amazing, and what drives our compulsions for things that don’t serve us.

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What You'll Learn from this Episode:

  • Jennifer’s thoughts on how our sexuality can be a force for good. 

  • Why sexuality isn’t a moral issue.

  • How sexuality can be used to create strength and peace within our relationships, division, and friction. 

  • The unhelpful framing of sexuality that makes it feel like an unmanageable beast.

  • What obscures people from being at peace with their sexual nature. 

  • The detriments of the “need gratification” model that often exists in marriages.

  • What can drive the compulsivity around porn use. 

  • The key to creating an intimate partnership you feel good about.

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Sara Brewer is a certified life and trauma-informed coach. She has helped over a thousand people quit porn through her coaching programs and tens of thousands through her highly-rated podcast, Overcome Pornography for Good.

Sara shares her story in her free webinars, but the simple version is that she saw shame's role in compulsive pornography use, and after developing a process focused on addressing shame as the root, her clients saw amazing success. This is why The Center for Overcoming Pornography exists.

Sara Brewer

Sara Brewer is a certified life and trauma-informed coach. She has helped over a thousand people quit porn through her coaching programs and tens of thousands through her highly-rated podcast, Overcome Pornography for Good. Sara shares her story in her free webinars, but the simple version is that she saw shame's role in compulsive pornography use, and after developing a process focused on addressing shame as the root, her clients saw amazing success. This is why The Center for Overcoming Pornography exists.

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