David Schnarch is a renowned author, licensed clinical psychologist, and internationally recognized expert in the fields of sexuality and marital therapy. He is the founder of the Marriage & Family Health Center in Evergreen, Colorado and has been practicing therapy for over 40 years. Dr. Schnarch is renowned for his groundbreaking work in developing an approach to sex therapy that is rooted in addressing emotional and psychological issues, as well as physical ones.

With his extensive professional experience and impressive academic background, Dr. Schnarch is highly regarded as an authority in his field. He has a doctorate in clinical psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University and post-doctoral training in sex therapy and psychotherapy. In addition to his private practice, he has served on the faculties of several major Universities and has been a frequent guest on national TV and radio programs.

Dr. Schnarch’s books have been translated into over 20 languages and he has received several prestigious awards for his contributions to the field of marital and sex therapy. His book, “Passionate Marriage: Keeping Love and Intimacy Alive in Committed Relationships” has become a classic in its field and has been described as “one of the most important books on sex and relationships ever written”. His other books include “Intimacy & Desire: Awaken the Passion in Your Relationship” and “Resurrecting Sex: Solving Sexual Problems and Revolutionizing Your Relationship”.

Dr. Schnarch’s approach to therapy emphasizes self-awareness and personal growth as the foundation for healthy relationships. He believes that for lasting change to occur, individuals must address both the emotional and physical aspects of their sexual issues. His therapeutic approach involves promoting mindfulness, differentiation, and self-soothing techniques.

Overall, Dr. Schnarch’s innovative approach to sex therapy and couples therapy has revolutionized the field and helped countless individuals and couples improve their relationships and their lives. His work remains highly influential, and his contribution to the field of psychology will be felt for many years to come.