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Is everything we learned about sex wrong? Read the new book from the Masters and Johnson of the 21st century and find out. Mazanti and Lousada are transforming society’s relationship with sex and intimacy as we speak – and they have a new book out!
Real Sex will reveal how almost everything that society has told us about sex is wrong. It is a practical guide that sets out seven keys to teach you how to transform guilt, fear and shame into love, pleasure and intimacy. It shows how transforming your sexuality transforms your whole life.
Real Sex is a journey into the heart of your sexual self, a way of creating meaningful and fulfilling intimacy.
Written by internationally renowned psychotherapists, Mike Lousada and Louise Mazanti, Real Sex challenges our understanding of what sex is and offers a revolutionary new approach to intimacy.
The more modern culture shines its light on sex, the longer the shadow it casts. This shadow is commercialism, pornography and shame. This attitude to sexuality creates performance pressure, increasing numbers of sexual ‘dysfunctions’ and a fundamental disconnection from ourselves and others. Mike and Louise offer a revolutionary perspective on sexuality, having transformed the lives of clients from over 60 countries, including Oscar-winning celebrities and multinational business directors.
The book is 230 pages, with 25 different exercises.
Published by Hay House, May 30, 2017.
THE MAZANTI-LOUSADA BLOG
When addressing trauma it is important to understand that there are two very distinct types of trauma that we will come across. What is Trauma? First let’s define trauma. DSM-V (the US psychiatric manual for psychological disorders) defines trauma as “Exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual…
When working with both trauma and sexual energy it is absolutely essential to move slowly and not to overwhelm the client’s system. I will talk later about resourcing the client. This is the process of ensuring that the client has sufficient self-awareness and ability to self-regulate their nervous system without…
To develop as human beings, especially as socially engaged beings allowing connection with others, that is to say, intimacy, we must allow ourselves to walk in unknown territory, since each of us has wounds and traumas that inhibit our being in our fullness, especially when relating to other people. As…
