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Weekly installments of the book, The Turned-On Couple. Teachings about long-term love that will enlighten, awaken, and inspire, so you can keep love, passion and pleasure in the front of your mind, where they belong. Ready to reignite the spark, deepen intimacy, and transform your relationship? The Turned-On Couple podcast is your go-to guide for real talk about sex, love, emotional connection, and conscious partnership. Hosted by Corinne Farago—relationship coach, author, and intimacy educator—this show dives into the powerful (and playful) ways couples can reconnect and thrive, both in and out of the bedroom. Whether you're craving more passion, struggling with desire differences, or just want to feel closer to your partner, you'll find honest conversations, expert insights, and practical tools you can use right away. Join us for weekly episodes on topics like: Rebuilding desire in long-term relationships Communication that turns you on (not off) The power of presence and vulnerability Sex after kids, stress, or conflict Erotic intelligence and playful connection This is your permission to have better sex, deeper love, and more joy in your relationship—no shame, no fluff, just real talk that gets results. Subscribe now and start turning on your life, your love, and yourself. #relationships #intimacy #sexpodcast #marriagetips #relationshipadvice #consciouscouples #sexualwellness #erotic intelligence #sex theturnedoncouple.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts The Turned-On Couple Podcast, a health show with 56 episodes published.
Sexuality is so much more than what most of us have been taught, or grown up to expect. It’s not done in one way that’s considered normal. Sex is not gender specific or older-age restricted. It’s not a performance. It do
If you opened the drawer of 53 % of women’s bedside tables, you’d find a vibrator or two. We’ve finally reached a tipping point that makes owning a sex toy pretty normal. Thank goodness! According to data released last y
What Does Consent Mean in Long-Term Relationships? A couple I worked with came in after what one partner called a “nonconsensual” experience. She felt angry. He felt confused. He had wanted to try something new in the be
When I first saw Eve Ensler’s *The Vagina Monologues in 1996, one of the monologues stood out to me. It was a woman’s account of being with a man named Bob. This is some of what she wrote: “…Turned out that Bob loved vag
Here’s a COVID throwback for you. In the summer of 2021 I was helping a friend celebrate his birthday with three other people at a little outdoor soirée where mask-wearing and social distancing were in their glory days.
Three conversations with clients inspired me to write about pleasurable touch, and why many people can dish it out, but they can’t take it! Let me explain. The first client lamented the permanent closure of her rural mas
Many of the clients I see in my coaching practice are dealing with the same thing, even if they describe it differently. They don’t feel sexually confident anymore. Not necessarily because something huge happened. More o
For a time, I got hooked on the Netflix reality show Married at First Sight. The season I watched followed four couples who agreed to arranged marriages, meeting for the first time, sight unseen, on the day of their wedd
Warning: This song can get stuck in your head. It’s the Pointer Sisters’ song, I Want a Man with a Slow Hand “I want a man with a slow hand I want a lover with an easy touch I want somebody who will spend some time Not c
In the early 70s my female cousin was a primary contributor to my early sex education when I needed it most. For instance, she clarified that I couldn’t get pregnant by dancing with a boy, no matter how close we got. My
There are places on my daily walk where I pick a small lavender bud to crush in my hands and inhale its calming fragrance. I pass a running creek that sparkles in the sun. I see dogs of all kinds engaged in their own pre
I’m elaborating on a Substack Note I wrote this week in response to Carol Buckfire Benson’s recent post. I’ve noticed, both in other women and in myself, the common discomfort of taking up too much time or space to share
A client told me she was doing a “Marie Kondo” on her closet, ridding herself of anything that no longer gave her ‘joy’. We went on to talk about her sex life with her partner that included a nagging resistance to being
Our culture is in a multi-decade ‘sexual revolution’ that began in the 1960s, but we’re far from being free from the deeply ingrained programming that sex is still a fundamentally shameful topic of conversation; beliefs
“We haven’t had sex in months. This is not what I signed up for when we got together five years ago!” These words from a past client ring in my head now and then, when I think about couples who are dissatisfied with thei
This chapter is for a subsection of women, and the people who want to understand those women better. A therapist friend of mine once asked me if many of the women I work with ever confess that they’re just done with sex.
We’re all on a wild ride together. There’s no question about that. Every part of our lives — including health, politics, cultural norms, and the environment — is in crisis. Depression and anxiety are skyrocketing. I don’
With this post, we are beginning Part 3 of the Turned-On Couple. (Chapters 45-69) In the journey of long-term love and passion, few aspects of a relationship hold as much potential for connection and fulfillment as the r
Ever wonder what happens in someone else’s bedroom? We all do, right? Consider this your “digital keyhole” into the bedroom of one of my coaching couples, Thomas and Kelly, and how they applied some of the coaching tips
I won’t say exactly how long cannabis has been in my life, but the release of Dark Side of the Moon and my first joint fell in the same calendar year! I feel like a relic of the past when I remember terminology like doob
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