The Sex Therapist: The Truth About Orgasm, Desire & What No One Tells You About Sex
2025-07-03 · 106 min · episode 27 · 10 entities
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Episode description as stored
Kate Moyle is one of the UK’s leading psychosexual therapists and a respected voice in the field of modern intimacy, desire, and sexual wellbeing.
In this episode of Thriving Minds Kate explains why so many people feel disconnected in their relationships, not due to a lack of love, but because of shame, silence, and the myths we’ve internalized about sex.
She breaks down:
Why desire fades in long-term relationships, and how to rekindle it
The truth behind the orgasm gap and performance anxiety
How childhood, culture, and pornography shape sexual identity
The role of communication and compatibility in emotional and physical connection
What healthy sex actually looks like, and why it’s different for everyone
With clinical insight and human warmth, Kate offers an evidence-based roadmap to better sex, deeper intimacy, and more honest relationships.
This is not a conversation about sex as entertainment.
It’s a conversation about sex as connection, and why it remains one of the most misunderstood parts of our lives.
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