About this series
Every person has a unique desire “style,” as well as contexts that slow down or accelerate feelings of desire. But no matter how different two partners may be in this area, it is possible for couples to increase their sexual desire levels together.
In this series, partners work on this by connecting with their own pleasure and identifying contexts that enhance desire. They engage their imaginations to spice up their foreplay and break routines that negatively affect their sex life.
By the end, both partners are more equipped to experience better sex. Remarkably, 9 out 10 couples who take this series feel more prepared to increase their desire, together.
Try it out. You get Lasting for free.
Mental health professionals can get a free subscription to Lasting, plus 40% off for clients. Research shows that a digital supplement can accelerate healing.
So, how do therapists use Lasting?
Lasting is best integrated when you collaborate with your client on how it fits into their plan. Here are the best uses for our app:
Building and repairing emotional connection
Managing conflict
Communicating more openly (especially about emotions)
Rebuilding trust
Overcoming low sexual desire
Processing difficult emotions from attachment injuries and infidelities
Growing appreciation
If these issues describe your clients, then here are a few suggestions:
Assign Lasting “homework” in between sessions to help clients practice every day. Doing this also engages your client’s partner, who may not be willing to join couples therapy, and you can receive PDFs of their sessions.
See homework examples.→You can use the work they've completed in Lasting as a starting point for a therapy session. Ask them, "What was most helpful?" Maybe even, "What’s something that surfaced while you and your partner were using Lasting that you want to discuss?"
If you are working with both partners, then you can help them discuss their session comparisons, especially where they may disagree.