This Marriage Thing

Tantric Sex for Busy Couples with Diana Daffner, MA

Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:28:00 GMT

No time for sex , but you don't want to lose that loving feeling? Do you yearn for more love, more sex, more connection?

You can reclaim your passion and enhance your relationship with this unique program that combines Tantra sexuality from India with Tai Chi movements from China. Listen in from the privacy of your home or office as Diana Daffner, M.A. shares simple yet powerful concepts from her down-to-earth, illustrated book, Tantric Sex for Busy Couples, that teachs couples busy with work, family and life on how to keep love and passion alive. In this free teleseminar, you'll discover:

What is tantra exactly? (It's not what you think)
Why having a sexual connection is essential
How to rev up your intimacy (and orgasms) in just 10 minutes a day

About Diana Daffner, MA

Diana Daffner has studied and taught meditative principles for over 30 years. Highly credentialed with a Masters degree in counseling and a black belt in Aikido, Diana brings both wisdom and experience to her heartfelt work of helping couples find each other. You can learn more about her Tantra Tai Chi work at IntimacyRetreats.com

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How to Talk to Your Adult Kids with Ruth Nemzoff

Tue, 12 May 2009 22:45:00 GMT

Are your kids grown and you can't let go? Leading family relationship expert and Brandeis professor, Ruth Nemzoff shares her tips for fostering a close relationship with both emerging adults just out of college and older adult children.

Discover:

Why it's important to evolve your relationship
How to give meaningful advice
Ways to talk about the recession with college students

Learn more about Ruth's breakthrough book, Don't Bite Your Tongue.

Happily Married- Maggie Scarf Talks About the Good News for Long Marriages

Fri, 6 Feb 2009 16:35:00 GMT

Surprising news...long term marriages are happy marriages according the research in the new book, September Songs: The Good News About Marriage in Later Years.

Prolific Yale-based author and respected lay psychologist, Maggie Scarf and I chatted about the U principle in marriage and how couples can 'refind' each other after the stresses of career-building and family-rearing and build an intimate, loving relationship.

Resources:

September Songs by Maggie Scarf

David Meerman Scotts Talks to Mediators about Thought Leadership

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 02:13:00 GMT

Marketing doesn't have to be hard, and neither does Web 2.0 for mediators. Author and viral strategist, David Meerman Scott shares:

The easy way to get a virtual presence
Why your name is better than a company name
The next step for mediators to take

Resources:

Synthasite.com

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