marriages pressure us to grow up. Now, most of us, you know, are good at ignoring the messages around our immaturities or trying to make it the other person's problem, how we impact them, or just ignore, you know, not dealing with things. We can all do that, of course. But if we're staying honest in a marriage, it is going to pressure us because our

limitations have an effect on the person we're married to.

Welcome to conversations with Dr. Jennifer, a collection of interviews on the topics of relationships, sexuality, spirituality, and more.

All featuring Dr. Finlayson Fife.

Hi, everybody. So we're going to be doing a live webinar that starts towards the end of

January and goes eight weeks into mid-March. And I'm just going to be, I'm just working on

upgrading the enhancing sexual intimacy course.

It may become its own course because it's going to be linked to the book.

So it's going to have something to do with both sexuality and spirituality and intimacy.

So I have a few weeks to still figure out exactly the scope, but it's really about how to have

a richer, deeper, sexual relationship.

And so that is a live webinar that means I will be teaching.

We'll have one session per week.

You can ask questions.

So it's a nice way to have more of that interpersonal experience with me,

but not have to travel and, you know, get sitters for the kids and that kind of thing.

And the nice thing about these, I actually hope we will do more of these once I have some other

projects off my plate. But the thing that's nice about

them, I think, is it gives you a little more time to process and there's a time to be there

for the next session. So, you know, you can do the assignment. You can be thinking about those

topics, talking about them as a couple, working on whatever assignments there are, then coming

back for the next step in the process.

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