This Episode is a bit of a departure as Dr. Alisa shares a personal story from her new blog (and reveals some exciting news!)
There are many times you may find yourself standing on a ledge, needing to make a change but afraid to take the leap to do so. In sex and relationships, it is common to get stuck in patterns and dynamics that are no longer serving you. However, often speaking up or trying something new can be be terrifying.
Dr. Alisa shares about just such a time, literally. And the advice which helped her to make the jump.

You can find her new blog "Take the Fear with You & Jump" on her website:

http://www.alisakriegel.com

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Dr. Alisa talks about the nervous system. While it might sound neuro-science geeky, the Poly Vagal Theory can help you have better sex! She discusses how being stressed in a flight or fight/trauma response (Sympathetic nervous system) can shut down parts of your body's functioning needed for sex. Being in a Parasympathetic State, also known as Safe & Social, helps your juices flow for better, wetter and more connected sex. Listen to learn a simple hack to help get your body or your partner's body feeling safer, sexier and more present! This will help you re-think your whole foreplay game!

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References:
For more on how to map your own nervous system and feel safe:
Deb Dana's, "Anchored"
For a much deeper dive into the science:
Stephen Porges, PhD. "The Poly Vagal Theory: Neuropsychological Foundations of Emotions, Attachment, Communication & Self-Regulation

In this episode Dr Alisa Kriegel is talking about all the reasons why you should be watching the Netflix show "How to Build a Sex Room." She discusses all the ways in which it can help you learn more about what turns you on and how to create a more sensual space in your life for exploring sex, alone or with partners!