LDS Female Sexuality - Part 2

In this popular 2012 interview, Dr. Finlayson-Fife is interviewed by Natasha Helfer of the Mormon Mental Health podcast to discuss her dissertation research on LDS women and sexuality.

This 3-part interview was Jennifer's first-EVER (and one of her most-listened-to) podcasts!

Jennifer discusses the questions and findings of her research, looking at LDS women and the impact of a patriarchal religious structure on their peace with sexuality and sense of sexual agency.

The second part of this unique conversation covers the following topics...

-How parents can teach healthy sexuality

-The impact of the language we use around sexual addiction and pornography addiction

-Low desire in women and

-How to understand fantasy

Part 3 will be released later this week!

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