I don't know many couples who haven't struggled with this issue at some point or another: the commitment to family and career dulls the blooms on the rose and the physical relationship with our partner suffers. But who has time to commitment to reading a 250-to 300-page book about how to fix it? Now, there's a solution.
In less than seventy-five pages,
My Spouse Wants More Sex Than Me by Ruxandra LeMay, Psy.D. boils this topic down into what you need to do--and can do in a short period of time--to improve your relationship.
Written with authority and humor, LeMay understands what couples are dealing with because she has dealt with it too. She has taken what can seem like an overwhelming situation and gives the reader ideas they can try right away to make a difference in their relationship with their spouse.
My favorite part is how the material is presented. While acknowledging the content slants more toward women, LeMay doesn't forget how men feel about this sensitive topic. She talks to them too; making this an excellent resource for both genders. I also like that the author talks about the commitment marriage requires. Her dedication to helping couples understand each other is evident throughout the book.
I would highly recommend
My Spouse Wants More Sex Than Me to anyone struggling with this issue or to anyone looking to maintain a happy and fulfilling physical relationship with their spouse.
File Size: 231 KB
Print Length: 67 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: LJAR Services, LLC (May 1, 2015)
Publication Date: May 1, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B00W5TXGGY
Dr. Ruxandra LeMay is a licensed
psychologist in Phoenix, Arizona. After earning her undergraduate
degree in Business Management, she spent 15 years in the corporate business
world. While working with numbers and negotiating contracts, she realized that
she enjoyed working and motivating co-workers with different personalities and
different ways of doing things. She liked working with people, helping them
focus on their strengths, and mediating communication with their management or
conflict with peers. It was during this time, she decided to dive into the
world of psychology. She went back to school and earned her Master’s and
Doctorate degrees in Clinical Psychology.
During her formal training, she continued
with her interest in relationships, this time in family and couples’ therapy:
pre-marital education, marriage counseling, and post-divorce mediation. In
addition, she worked with adults and adolescents struggling with addiction,
anxiety, and mood disorder related issues. Last but not least, as she became a
wife and mother, women’s life concerns became another topic of interest.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, ante- and post-partum challenges, low sex drive, and
parenting have all been at the forefront of her study for the last ten years.
She has a very direct and practical style.
Therapy takes time and money. They are both valuable and she does not want to
waste your time or your money. She wants to offer the most effective
recommendations that you can implement right away so you can feel immediate
relief from whatever it is that you are facing. Her book, blogs, and therapy
are all a reflection of her belief that even small changes, if they are the
right ones, can make a big difference in someone’s life.
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I received a free copy of this book from the author through Pump Up Your Book. This review contains my honest opinions, which I have not been compensated for in any way.
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