Oct 2, 2026 · 54 min · 12 segments
Why does he reach for you at night when he barely spoke to you all day? And why does your "not tonight" feel to him like the door closing? Natassia sits down with licensed marriage and family…
... between the emotional and the sexual, right? Can you share a little bit more about that?
You know? It, it is that altruistic, the, where you can keep the focus on the other person.
Right? So say, you know, my partner initiates sex and I'm not in the mood, I still can, you know, put my body in a place to be more receptive and see what happens, 'cause I know this is important to the us, to, important to the relationship.
You know? And if I find myself where I can't give because my own emotional system is activated, then like, th- that's the most common block that I see with couples, it's that both people get stuck in their emotional systems.
So if we're in a relationship and you were like, "You know, why are you late, George?" And I'm like, "What are you talking about? I wasn't late.
I, why you always gotta be critical?" And like both of us are just going back and forth-
Which means the need for co-regulation and comfort is not being met by caregiving.
And then you mentioned that one of the ways to break that is through a model called TEMPO.
... between the emotional and the sexual, right? Can you share a little bit more about that?
You know? It, it is that altruistic, the, where you can keep the focus on the other person.
Right? So say, you know, my partner initiates sex and I'm not in the mood, I still can, you know, put my body in a place to be more receptive and see what happens, 'cause I know this is important to the us, to, important to the relationship.
You know? And if I find myself where I can't give because my own emotional system is activated, then like, th- that's the most common block that I see with couples, it's that both people get stuck in their emotional systems.
So if we're in a relationship and you were like, "You know, why are you late, George?" And I'm like, "What are you talking about? I wasn't late.
I, why you always gotta be critical?" And like both of us are just going back and forth-
Which means the need for co-regulation and comfort is not being met by caregiving.
And then you mentioned that one of the ways to break that is through a model called TEMPO.
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