How to Overcome Shame Around Sex | Julie Sale Part 2
Join us for the second part of our fascinating conversation with psychosexual psychotherapist and trainer Julie Sale as she tackles the big questions about love, intimacy, and what’s truly ‘normal’ in relationships. With her trademark irreverence and humour, Julie addresses some of the most common concerns people have about sex and relationships, offering expert insights that challenge conventional thinking about intimacy and connection.
In this compelling episode, Julie openly discusses:
- Why there’s so much secrecy and shame around sex in our society
- What actually constitutes ‘normal’ when it comes to relationships and intimacy
- Whether your sex life is over if you don’t share a bed with your partner
- Understanding and embracing relationship diversity beyond traditional models
- How shame impacts our ability to connect intimately with others
- Practical insights from her work as founder of CICS (The Contemporary Institute for Clinical Sexology)
- Breaking down myths and misconceptions about sex and relationships
This essential conversation offers valuable perspectives for anyone questioning what’s ‘normal’ in their relationship or struggling with shame around intimacy and sexual expression.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Challenging societal norms around sex and relationships
- Understanding the roots of sexual shame and secrecy
- Exploring different relationship models and what works for different people
- Practical advice for couples navigating intimacy challenges
- The impact of shame on sexual and emotional connection
- What psychosexual therapy can offer individuals and couples
- Redefining ‘normal’ in relationships and sexual expression
- Julie’s irreverent and humorous approach to serious topics
A full transcript of this episode is available here. Find out more about Julie Sale.
