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The Latest Breaking News from Esther Perel

'Bringing in that third energy can be really useful' - this author's simple tip helps keep the spark alive in long-term relationships

It's about "novelty within security", the author says

Woman & Home

Why Esther Perel is going all in on saving the American workforce in the age of AI

The world’s relationship expert has entered the workplace.

Fortune

Social media is awash with ‘heteropessimism’. Do young women really think so poorly of men?

The cliche of the loutish, emotionally inadequate boyfriend is everywhere. The truth, as always, is more complicated, says novelist Rachel Connolly

The Guardian - UK

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'You can do very little and feel a lot' - Esther Perel reveals 5 tips to get out of a sexual dry spell

The leading sex and relationship therapist shared her top tips on how to initiate sex after a dry spell exclusively with Goop

Woman & Home

5 new podcasts to listen to this week

These are our top podcast picks.

The Independent UK

From Moo Deng to Me Espresso: it’s the 2024 bumper pop culture quiz of the year

Do you know your hot rodent boyfriends, which celebrity is selling feet pics on OnlyFans and who fell off a stage this year? Then this is the quiz for you

The Guardian - AU

‘A whirlwind of sexual emotion’: the rude, raucous return of one of TV’s funniest romances

From extremely awkward sex scenes to addictive 10-minute episodes that have left fans accosting the stars in the street, Cheaters is a romcom like no other. As season two looms, the cast talk about nudity, orgasm faces and Prince Harry

The Guardian - UK

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The 10 best (and least preachy) books about mental health for World Mental Health Day 2024

From Amy Liptrot’s The Outrun to Esther Perel’s Mating In Captivity, here are some of the best (and least bulls***) books on mental health

Evening Standard

The week in audio: Why Do You Hate Me?: USA; The Louis Theroux Podcast; Split Screen: Thrill Seekers; Where Should We Begin? – review

Marianna Spring’s measured approach to Trump conspiracists pays off; a hijab-wearing porn star is a surprise interviewee; Nick van der Kolk revists 00s reality TV; and Esther Perel’s must-hear chat with author Miranda July

The Guardian - UK

Will you marry me (again)?: the rise of ‘divorce regret’

Almost half of all marriages now end in divorce, yet some people experience ‘divorce regret’ and choose to remarry. Here, happily reunited couples tell their stories about how it all went unexpectedly right

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: Esther Perel’s love letter to romance

In this week’s newsletter: The audio superstar is back with a ‘beach read’ of a podcast, The Arc of Love. Plus: five of the best podcasts about death

The Guardian - UK

6 podcasts to listen to this week

These are our top podcast picks.

The Independent UK

Is it ever too early for couples therapy?

Couples therapy isn’t just for people on the brink of divorce – it can help us work on our connections with each other and understand our conflicts

The Guardian - US

Should you share passcodes? Four rules of phone use for couples

The roles phones play in our relationships reveal a lot more about our emotional security than our actual phone habits. So what boundaries are necessary?

The Guardian - US

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‘Psychoanalysis has returned’: why 2023 brought a new Freud revival

A new film on the doctor is weak on the facts. But it marks a year in which we’ve turned to his theories to comprehend suffering – and to get treatment

GoodToKnow

Kissing really is the key to re-igniting your relationship spark, says a women's health expert (and here's why that makes sense)

Is it time to put lip-action firmly back on the agenda? It seems almost too easy...

The Week

Jonah Hill and the rise of therapy speak

The language of therapy has entered our everyday lexicon – but does it harm more than it helps when used outside a therapist’s office?

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Where Should We Begin?; The Girlfriends; The Crossbow Killer; Get Birding – review

Psychotherapist Esther Perel invites listeners back into real-life couple’s counselling sessions. Plus, two new true crime mysteries and CIty Girl in Nature’s search for feathered friends

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The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: Fictional fanmail and fake famous ‘friends’ with Lolly Adefope

In this week’s newsletter: The comedian answers made-up reader questions and meets showbiz stars in Lolly Adefope’s Fanmail. Plus: five of the best agony aunt podcasts

Evening Standard

Why women are having more affairs than ever

A new groundbreaking TV drama explores the gendered myths around monogamy and, says Catriona Innes, it reflects real life sexual trends

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