Sexologist and Relationship Therapist Heidi Gee shares her journey on working on the relationship with herself, healing from heartbreak and working on personal growth. @heidigeespot www.heidigeecounselling.com FaceBook: Heidi Gee Counselling
Sex before, during or after pregnancy can be a scary time. The uncertainty of not knowing what it will feel like, hormones or comparing sex to what it was like before the baby probably comes to mind. Heidi spoke with Anka Grzywacz who is a certified Sex Coach based in Switzerland, about some of the …
You can go to the gym, drink water and take your vitamins but if you don’t deal with what is going on in your heart and head, you’re still going to be unhealthy. I wanted to start the podcast series with the topic of Self Love because the most important relationship you will have …
Summer’s here, it’s getting hotter so we’re talking about getting hot in the great outdoors, and how to not get in trouble doing it.
For all our pretences, we’re all just ‘monkeys in shoes’.
When it comes to modern dating culture, we still find ourselves being held back by our worst instincts: whether that’s making foolish assumptions on social media or not extending the courtesy of ordering someone an Uber after a one-night stand, we’re our own worst enemies. More to the point, we’re often guilty of hurting people’s feelings when we should really know better, as this news.com.au story relates.
Heidi discusses blue balls on Triple J Radio. Plus how to deal if someone’s trying to guilt you into sex.
Deciding to move in together can be a pretty huge step for your relationship, so what do you need to know before you do it?
2020 has been an awful year so far, particularly for single people. Online dating services are bloody loving it however, with more and more people turning to dating apps
through necessity in order to have a chance of love in the time of lockdown.
As we’ve said on several previous occasions, the lockdown we’re all currently succumbing to is having a huge effect on relationships, both those already formed and those that have yet to flourish. Without the ability to head out on the town to try and pull, the single ones among us have resorted to spending more time on apps in the hope that we’re one swipe away from meeting Mr or Mrs Right.
The global pandemic has had a dramatic effect on relationships, and one that we won’t see again for a (hopefully) very long time. We’re talking about all relationships with that sentence too, as couples will now be finding themselves spending several hours more each day with their significant other, a situation which can occasionally lead to stress and arguments.