The Return of Desire
A Guide to Rediscovering Your Sexual Passion
by Gina Ogden
Should I read this?
Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
Drawing on three decades of experience as a sex therapist and sex researcher, Dr. Gina Ogden shows you how to: Open up to the four energies that spark desire Create hearttoheart communication with your partner Transcend guilt, shame, and "goodgirlsdon't" messages Help heal the sexual wounds of abuse, addiction, affairs, and low selfeste...
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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
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Esther Perel
“Gina Ogden probes the intricacies of female sexuality with subtle depth and understanding. I plan to recommend this book to any woman on her path to finding greater sexual self discovery and self acceptance, and ultimately ecstasy.”
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