Exploring the myths of perfect relationships and the importance of accepting imperfections in partners. Todd Baratz shares his journey of letting go of unrealistic expectations and embracing 'good enough' relationships. The podcast challenges societal influences and emphasizes self-awareness in fostering genuine connections.

Renowned psychotherapist Todd Baratz discusses self-awareness, defeating loneliness, finding the right therapist, navigating imperfections in modern relationships, impact of loneliness on health, exploring trauma through therapy, emotional rollercoaster of social media, personal growth through vulnerability, dynamics in relationships for straight and queer couples, evolution of therapy in relationships, embracing endings and beginnings, and daily challenges of therapy work.

Sex therapist Todd Baratz discusses relationship struggles, oral sex impact, emotional connection with men, and the need to stop diagnosing everyone. Join in for insights on love without losing your mind!

Todd Baratz, a renowned psychotherapist and sex therapist, dives into the chaotic landscape of modern relationships. He discusses the impact of social media on our emotional lives and how attachment styles influence our connections. Baratz emphasizes the importance of open communication, especially around sexual intimacy and preferences. He tackles the dilemma of staying vs. leaving relationships and the necessity of community support. Lastly, he explores the common challenges faced by both straight and queer couples, shedding light on non-monogamy and shared struggles.

Sex and couples psychotherapist Todd Baratz discusses heartbreak recovery, trauma, and resilience. Topics include navigating shame and anxiety in sexuality, the transformative power of heartbreak, exploring forgiveness and closure, and the importance of open communication in relationships.

Renowned sex therapist Todd Baratz discusses navigating relationship dynamics, dating insecurities, unavailable partners, and the importance of self-awareness in relationships. He also touches on managing emotional dysregulation, the role of therapy in personal development, and the significance of the end of relationships. Baratz shares insights from his book 'How to Love Someone Without Losing Your Mind'.

In this lively discussion, Todd Baratz, a licensed psychotherapist and sex therapist known for his humorous take on mental health, explores the evolving landscape of relationships. He emphasizes that it’s not you but the culture that’s flawed, advocating for self-awareness amidst societal pressures. Todd dives into the need for nuance in therapy and how embracing emotional complexity fosters healthier connections. Plus, he shares insights from his book, highlighting how ancient wisdom can enhance our modern understanding of love and mental health.

Renowned psychotherapist Todd Baratz discusses the misconceptions around self-love and healing, the importance of therapy and self-exploration, and the societal tendency to over-pathologize normal struggles. The podcast also explores attachment dynamics in relationships, settling for 'good enough relationships,' and societal expectations of cutting off exes post-breakup.

Psychotherapist and sex therapist Todd Baratz discusses the keys to good sex, including communication, self-awareness, and selfishness. The podcast explores societal norms, empowerment, and the importance of authentic pleasure in sex. Topics include navigating conflicting sex advice, societal pressures, and the link between sexual fantasies and personal beliefs.

Todd Baratz, a relationship expert, shares gritty truths about love and partnerships. He discusses how societal ideals often mislead our expectations and emphasizes that partners will inevitably frustrate us. Love, he explains, is conditional in adult relationships. The conversation dives into attachment theory, the end of the honeymoon phase, and declining sexual desire. Todd also highlights the significance of understanding each other's triggers and the importance of open communication to foster stronger connections.