Product Description

Build the intensity of all your intimate moments through sensate focus. Masters and Johnson developed a pleasuring technique in the 1960s that became one of the most highly regarded aspects of sex therapy: sensate focus. Refined over the years, it is valued today because it truly works. Sensate focus teaches you new ways to create ecstatic erotic touch, building the intensity of all your intimate moments. This series is like having a sex therapist in your own home guide you through these fun exercises. You and your partner will learn many options for creating deeper connections through your erotic exchanges. Real couples demonstrate the exercises in this program, so that you can benefit from watching them explore their erotic connections, too. Exploring the pleasure potential of our bodies is as old as time. With the guided assistance of world-leading therapists, you will learn how to increase your sexual pleasure and loving bond. This content is the same as the "Heterosexual couples Guide to Sexual Pleasure" except that it is geared toward the general public.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #49659 in DVD
• Rating: Unrated
• Original language: English

Features

• Add variety to your sex life
• Heighten sexual awareness
• step by step Sensate Focus training

Customer Reviews

Got things going in the bedroom
My husband and I have been married for almost 5 years (in February) and things in the bedroom were getting a little boring, so we decided to get some self-help videos to spice things up a bit. This was one of the videos we got.

We both liked it a lot - it went through a short lesson on bodies and anatomy, and we both thought we knew all of that stuff but we did learn from it! Then it went step by step through the exercises. There were a couple of different therapists, and one of them talked a little bit about each exercise and then the couples did them on screen. Those parts was pretty sexy, but very tasteful - I felt very comfortable watching it with my husband. There were two couples, one who had obviously been together a really long time, and one who seemed more like newlyweds. The older couple was very inspiring for us personally - they just seemed so tender and affectionate. There were also some extras that had questions and answers and more information on the exercises, and that was pretty interesting.

We watched it straight through the first time just to see where it was going, and then we did the exercises. It was kind of funny at first to keep switching it on to make sure we were doing the exercises right, but it did help keep us on track. We'll probably try it again without the video and see how it goes. We've recommended it to a couple of friends of ours and I think they will like it too.