FEATURED GUESTS: Dr. Tom Murray is a distinguished figure in the field of intimate relationships and sexuality. He has been featured in various outlets, including the Washington Post, Huffington Post, and The Daily Mail. His expertise extends across radio, television, and podcasts, including notable appearances on “The Practice of Being Seen” and “Shrink Rap Radio.” Widely recognized as a dynamic presenter, he has shared his insights at local, regional, and national conferences, delving into a diverse range of mental health and relationship topics. Dr. Murray has imparted knowledge at esteemed institutions such as UNC Greensboro, Adler University, and Northwestern University’s Family Institute. In his clinical practice, Dr. Murray employs a straightforward and no-nonsense approach, seamlessly blending Buddhist philosophy, The Work of Byron Katie, and conventional methods. This integrative style has proven transformative, guiding individuals to silence the internal chatter that impedes happiness, intimacy, and the cultivation of fulfilling sexual relationships. A captivating author, Dr. Murray explores the intricate dynamics of self-control and its impact on one's sex life. His debut book, Making Nice with Naughty, stands as the 2023 Global Ebook Silver Medal Award Winner for Best in Relationships/Sexuality Non-Fiction.
LISTEN & LEARN: 

• The role over-controlling (OC) temperament plays in sex and intimacy issues. 


• The 4 key aversions for folks with an OC temperament. 


• The importance of education and sexual health throughout our lifespan. 


• Dr. Murray's integration of Radically Open - Dialectical Behavioral Therapy concepts in his work as a sex therapist.

RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW:

• Learn more about Dr Murray at https://drtommurray.com/ or at https://apathtowellness.com/


• Instagram @drtommurray @apathtowellness


• Facebook: @Dr.Tom.Murray


• Youtube: @makingnicewithnaughty


• Spotify: Making Nice with Naughty Podcast

**If you are listening in the car with children, please be aware that we are speaking about sexuality and some of the discussion may not be appropriate for young listeners.**