The Best Improving Intimacy Episodes & Articles — from an LDS-Background Sex Therapist

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New here? This is the map. Years of Improving Intimacy episodes and articles, curated by what you’re actually facing tonight — so you don’t have to scroll the archive hoping to stumble onto the right one. I’m Daniel A. Burgess, LMFT, a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in sexuality and faith. Every conversation below is free.

If your marriage is in a sexless season

When you’re ready for structured help: sexless marriage counseling.

If pornography or betrayal is part of your story

If you’re unlearning purity culture and sexual shame

Deeper help: religious trauma & purity culture recovery.

If you’re a woman reclaiming your sexuality

If faith and marriage are colliding

Couples telling their own stories

Where to go from here

If something above hit close to home, you have three doors: keep reading (it’s all free), take the self-paced route with Improving Intimacy: The Course, or talk to me directly — therapy or coaching, starting with a free 15-minute consultation.

Where this conversation continues

The blog is what I can say publicly.

There is a category of question this blog can’t hold — the ones needing more nuance than a shareable post allows, where the honest answer is complicated. Those go in the Inner Circle: members-only essays with real clinical depth, and five private forums where you can ask under a name of your choosing. Nothing posted there is public or indexed.

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Daniel A. Burgess, LMFT

Daniel A. Burgess, LMFT

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in couples therapy, sexual health, and faith transitions across the Latter-day Saint spectrum. Creator of the Improving Intimacy podcast and community. More about Daniel · Book a free 15-minute consult


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