Complex Sex

Mallorie Sorce
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Complex Sex is a podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of sex, marriage, relationships, and therapy. Hosted by Dr. Mallorie Sorce, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist (EFT), each episode delves into intimate topics with empathy and expertise. As the owner of Healing Hearts Counseling in Murray, Utah, Dr. Sorce brings over seven years of experience in helping couples and individuals strengthen their relationships.   In Complex Sex, listeners can expect insightful discussions on: • Navigating sexual health and intimacy  • Enhancing marital and relationship dynamics  • Understanding therapeutic approaches to common challenges  • Exploring diverse perspectives from guest experts, including sex coaches and therapists Join Dr. Sorce and her guests as they unravel the complexities of human connection, offering practical advice and heartfelt conversations to enrich your personal journey.

Episodes

  1. 1D AGO

    Pornography in Context - Exploring Sexual Fantasy and Sexual Desire - Part 2

    Send us a text Episode 9: Fantasy, Identity & Desire — How Orientation, Gender, and Shame Shape Our Erotic Worlds Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why do different people fantasize about different things? Why do some fantasies feel empowering while others feel confusing or taboo? And how do gender, sexual orientation, culture, and shame shape the erotic stories we tell ourselves? In this solo follow-up to her conversation with Dr. Claire Malantine, Dr. Mallorie Sorce takes listeners deeper into the psychology of sexual fantasy, exploring how identity, biology, attachment, culture, and porn all interact to shape our inner erotic lives. This episode unpacks the myths about “male vs. female fantasies,” breaks down key research findings, and offers a compassionate framework for understanding why your fantasies look the way they do—without shame, fear, or judgment. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why gendered fantasy stereotypes are outdated and oversimplifiedWhat heterosexual, bisexual, gay, and queer individuals actually report fantasizing aboutWhy sexual minorities often have broader, more varied fantasy landscapesHow cultural norms shape what we believe we’re “allowed” to wantWhy taboo fantasies (like consensual non-consent) are more common than people thinkHow porn introduces, reinforces, or expands fantasy themesThe reinforcement effect: why repeated media exposure shapes desireWhy arousal ≠ endorsement, and why fantasy ≠ intentionHow to make sense of fantasies that feel confusing or clash with your valuesThe three types of sexual shame and how they distort fantasyWhy shame can both suppress and intensify desireThe neuroscience of fantasy: dopamine, novelty, and emotional regulationHow attachment style and sexual self-image show up in your erotic imaginationWhy desire discrepancy in couples is normal—and how fantasy can be a bridgeHow to talk about fantasies with a partner without pressure, panic, or miscommunicationWhen to share a fantasy, when not to, and how to do it safelyWhy fantasy is a tool for healing, growth, and emotional connection Perfect for listeners who: Feel confused, curious, or ashamed about their fantasiesWant to understand how porn shapes (but doesn’t define) their erotic imaginationGrew up in religious or purity-based environmentsNavigate taboo, intense, or identity-exploring fantasiesWant to deepen erotic connection in their relationshipsAre learning to talk about desire with a partnerWant a research-informed, shame-free understanding of fantasy Mallorie offers warmth, honesty, and clinical clarity as she guides listeners through one of the most misunderstood aspects of sexuality. Her message is simple and empowering: Your fantasies don’t define you. They illuminate you. They show what you long for, what you fear, what you’re healing from, and where you want to grow. Up next: Fantasy, porn, and erotic ethics — how to explore desire with safety, consent, and integrity. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    46 min

  2. JAN 12

    Pornography in Context - Exploring Sexual Fantasy and Sexual Desire - Part 1 | Dr. Clair Mellenthin

    Send us a text Episode 8: The Psychology of Fantasy — Attachment, Desire & the Meaning Behind What Turns Us On Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why do certain sexual fantasies stick with us? Why do some feel confusing, shameful, or “too much”? And what do our erotic imaginations reveal about belonging, attachment, and emotional needs? In this intimate and deeply validating episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce sits down with her longtime mentor and supervisor, Dr. Claire Malantine, an internationally recognized therapist, speaker, and award-winning author. Together, they unravel the psychology, neuroscience, and relational meaning behind sexual fantasy, desire, and the porn we’re drawn to. This episode is a compassionate exploration of why fantasy is a normal, healthy part of human sexuality—and how understanding it can create safety, connection, and better communication in relationships. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why fantasy ≠ intent — and why most fantasies are never meant to be acted outHow attachment needs like belonging, being wanted, and feeling loved shape erotic imaginationWhy partners can feel threatened by fantasy or porn—and the attachment injuries underneathHow shame, secrecy, and moral messages distort fantasy and desireWhy viewing fantasy through behavior-only “addiction” models misses the deeper emotional storyHow to talk about porn and fantasy in relationships without fear, jealousy, or shutdownWhy exploration and curiosity strengthen intimacy, safety, and erotic flexibilityHow consensual non-consent, BDSM, voyeurism, exhibitionism, and taboo fantasies function psychologicallyWhy these fantasies are common—especially among women—and almost never pathologicalThe neuroscience of fantasy: dopamine, oxytocin, reward loops, and why the brain revisits certain themesWhen fantasy is healthy, when it’s a coping strategy, and when additional support is neededHow to help children and teens navigate early exposure to porn with safety—not shameWhy parents must separate adult interpretation from child development when kids encounter explicit contentHow therapists can become safer guides by addressing their own discomfort around sexual topics Perfect for listeners who: Feel shame, confusion, or curiosity about their fantasiesWant to talk more openly with their partner about porn and desireGrew up with conservative, purity-based sexual messagingAre healing attachment injuries or betrayal around pornographyWant a science-based, sex-positive understanding of erotic imaginationAre parents or therapists navigating conversations about porn and sexuality Mallorie and Claire bring humor, honesty, and clinical wisdom to a conversation most people never get to have—one that reframes fantasy as a window into longing, safety, and emotional connection, not as a sign of brokenness. If you’ve ever wondered why your fantasies look the way they do—and what they actually mean—this episode will leave you f Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    57 min

  3. JAN 5

    Pornography in Context - Treatment of OCSB

    Send us a text Episode 7: How Do You Treat OCSB? Inside the Most Debated Models in Sex Therapy Season 1 — Pornography in Context What actually helps when someone feels their porn use is compulsive, distressing, or out of alignment with their values? And why is treating “porn addiction” more complicated than most people think? In this solo deep-dive episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce unpacks the most widely used — and most controversial — treatment models for Out of Control Sexual Behavior (OCSB) and problematic pornography use. Instead of moralizing or fear-based narratives, Mallorie brings research, nuance, and real clinical clarity to a topic that affects countless individuals and couples. From CBT to 12-step programs to trauma-informed somatic work, she explores what the evidence actually says, where the gaps are, and why no single model fits every person or every relationship. In this episode, you’ll learn: What OCSB is — and what it isn’tWhy “porn addiction” isn’t an official diagnosisWhat the latest research reveals about compulsive sexual behaviorWhy CBT currently has the strongest evidence — and its major limitationsHow affect regulation, attachment injuries, and trauma shape porn useWhy secrecy, shame, and moral distress mimic addiction patternsWhat mindfulness, somatic therapy, and neurobiology offer that CBT doesn’tHow EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) helps couples rebuild trust and safetyWhy emotionally attuned treatment reduces compulsivity more effectively than shameHow addiction models like 12-step and Carnes’ 30-task model help some clients — and harm othersWhat the Sexual Health Model and TINSA contribute to values-driven, sex-positive healingWhy individualized, flexible treatment plans matter far more than rigid abstinence goals Perfect for listeners who: Feel overwhelmed, ashamed, or confused about their porn useDon’t resonate with “addiction” languageGrew up with religious or moral messaging around sexualityWant a shame-free, scientifically grounded understanding of OCSBAre healing from betrayal, secrecy, or emotional disconnectionWork in mental health and want updated, ethical treatment frameworks Mallorie breaks down not just the behaviors, but the emotional stories beneath them — the trauma responses, attachment wounds, cultural scripts, and unmet needs that make porn a coping strategy for so many. She emphasizes that healing isn’t about achieving sexual “purity”; it’s about alignment, agency, emotional safety, and values-based sexual choices. If you’ve ever wondered what actually works in treating porn-related distress — or why different people need radically different approaches — this episode brings clarity, depth, and compassion. Up next: How to rebuild erotic confidence, connection, and trust after porn-related conflict in relationships. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    48 min

  4. 12/29/2025

    Pornography in Context - Out of Control Sexual Behavior - Part 2 | Natasha Helfer

    Send us a text Episode 6: Gender, Shame & the Double Standard — Why Porn Impacts Women and Men Differently Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why do women often feel more shame around porn use than men? Why do men get labeled dysfunctional while women get labeled “betrayed”? And why are both messages rooted in cultural scripts—not science? In this follow-up episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce and AASECT-certified sex therapist Natasha Helfer dive deeper into Out of Control Sexual Behavior (OCSB)—this time exploring gender differences, research gaps, moral incongruence, and the way religious and conservative cultures shape the meaning we attach to porn. This is an unfiltered conversation about double standards, sexual shame, erotic autonomy, and how patriarchal conditioning harms everyone—especially women trying to claim their pleasure. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why OCSB is a rare condition—and why most distress around porn has nothing to do with pathologyHow cultural narratives push women to see men’s sexual behavior as betrayal but ignore their own erotic needsWhy women’s porn use is under-reported—and often shamed into silenceHow gendered scripts shape who’s “allowed” eroticism and who’s punished for itWhy heterosexual men rarely feel threatened by women’s porn use (and what that reveals)How purity culture, modesty teachings, and “good girl” conditioning disconnect women from their erotic selvesWhat porn distress actually signals in a relationship—and what it doesn’tWhy monitoring your partner’s sexual behavior destroys intimacy instead of protecting itHow couples can move from fear and control to open, grounded, honest sexual communicationWhy the term betrayal trauma is often misapplied—and how that misuse fuels anxiety instead of healingHow sexual autonomy, fantasy, and self-exploration strengthen intimacy rather than undermine it Perfect for listeners who: Struggle with jealousy, porn anxiety, or feeling “not enough”Feel threatened by a partner’s sexuality or fantasiesGrew up in conservative, modesty-focused, or purity-based culturesWant to understand gender differences without stereotypesAre deconstructing the porn-addiction lensWant healthier conversations about sex, fantasy, and desire Mallorie and Natasha offer clinical insight, lived experience, and compassionate challenge to help listeners rethink the stories they’ve inherited about gender and sexuality. Their message is clear: True intimacy can’t flourish where shame, fear, or behavioral policing take the lead. But when couples create erotic safety, curiosity, and autonomy, pleasure expands—individually and together. If you’ve ever internalized sexual double standards—or if porn has created conflict in your relationship—this episode will bring clarity, grounding, and real liberation. Up next: How purity culture still shapes adult sexuality—and how to reclaim your erotic self. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    1h 9m

  5. 12/22/2025

    Pornography in Context - Out of Control Sexual Behavior - Part 1 | Natasha Helfer

    Send us a text Episode 5: Is It Porn Addiction or Something Else? Understanding OCSB, Shame & Sexual Anxiety Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why do so many people—especially in Utah and conservative religious cultures—believe they’re “addicted” to pornography? And what if the distress isn’t coming from the behavior itself, but from shame, moral conflict, and fear? In this essential episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce welcomes Natasha Helfer, an AASECT-certified sex therapist and leading expert in religious trauma and sexual shame, for a deep and clarifying conversation about Out of Control Sexual Behavior (OCSB), compulsive sexual behavior, and the myth of porn “addiction.” Together, they unpack the cultural, emotional, and relational forces that shape how people interpret their porn use—and why the addiction label often causes more harm than healing. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why porn addiction is not an official diagnosis—and what the science actually saysThe difference between OCSB, compulsive behavior, and moral distressHow religious messaging, purity culture, and fear-based education distort sexualityWhy many people believe they’re “addicted” even with minimal or healthy porn useHow shame amplifies compulsive patterns more than the content itselfWhy couples get stuck in painful cycles around porn, secrecy, and resentmentThe role cultural narratives play in shaping sexual expectations and conflictWhat truly constitutes a problematic relationship with porn—and what doesn’tHow to talk with your partner about porn, boundaries, and desire without spiralingWhy ownership models of sexuality (“your sexuality belongs to me”) harm both partnersHow couples can rebuild trust, reduce fear, and negotiate sexual values together Perfect for listeners who: Feel distressed about their own or their partner’s porn useGrew up in conservative, high-shame, or religious environmentsHave been told porn is addictive, dangerous, or morally destructiveWant evidence-based, sex-positive guidance instead of fear-based messagingStruggle with desire differences, mismatched libidos, or sexual pressureWant healthier conversations about porn, boundaries, and autonomy Natasha and Mallorie offer depth, compassion, humor, and decades of expertise to help listeners rethink pornography—not through panic or shame, but through a lens of context, curiosity, and relational honesty. If you’ve ever wondered whether your distress around porn is actually about porn—or something deeper—this episode will bring clarity, grounding, and relief. Up next: Part 2 — How couples can repair betrayal, rebuild sexual confidence, and rewrite their stories around desire and porn. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    58 min

  6. 12/15/2025

    Pornography in Context - Trauma Mastery | Dr. Holly Richmond

    Send us a text Episode 4: Trauma, Fantasy & Porn — Understanding the Meaning Beneath Desire Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why are some people drawn to intense fantasies, extreme porn, or BDSM — especially after trauma? And how do we know when these desires are healing, harmful, or simply misunderstood? In this deeply insightful episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce sits down with Dr. Holly Richmond, one of the nation’s leading experts in sexual trauma, somatic psychology, and erotic recovery. Together, they unpack how unresolved trauma can shape our sexual desires, fantasies, and porn use — and why the meaning beneath the fantasy matters far more than the content itself. In this episode, you’ll learn: What trauma mastery is, and why people may unconsciously revisit themes from past trauma in porn or fantasyHow repetition compulsion and nervous system responses explain patterns that feel confusing or shamefulWhy intense or taboo porn doesn’t necessarily signal pathology — it often signals a deeper emotional needHow compulsive porn use differs from intentional erotic explorationThe difference between numbing, self-soothing, and seeking intensity to “feel alive”How sexual behavior can regulate the nervous system — both up and downWhy BDSM can be a profoundly healing space for survivors when practiced with consent, negotiation, and structureUnderstanding consensual non-consent, “forced seduction fantasies,” and why they’re far more common (and normal) than people realizeHow somatic therapy helps survivors reconnect with choice, agency, and eroticismWays therapists can help clients shift from shame to empowermentWhen porn use becomes distressing — and what warning signs actually matterHow to cultivate erotic flexibility, expand fantasy beyond porn, and rebuild healthy arousal pathways Perfect for listeners interested in: Trauma recovery through a sex-positive lensThe psychology of porn use and fantasyBDSM, kink, and power dynamicsNervous system regulation and somatic healingHealing sexual shameUnderstanding “taboo” desires without judgment Dr. Richmond offers grounding, compassionate insights drawn from decades of clinical experience, research, and somatic work. This episode reframes “problematic porn use” and “taboo fantasies” through an entirely new lens — one centered in meaning, nervous system responses, and the human drive for connection, agency, and aliveness. If you’ve ever wondered why you or someone you love is drawn to certain fantasies — or if you want a shame-free understanding of trauma, desire, and erotic healing — this episode will change the way you think about sexuality. Up next: Sexual fantasy as a tool for healing — what desire reveals about identity, power, and pleasure. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    48 min

  7. 12/08/2025

    Pornography in Context - History of Pornography - Part 2

    Send us a text Episode 3: From Victorian Censorship to Digital Porn — How Power Shapes Pleasure Season 1 — Pornography in Context Why did Victorian England panic over erotic novels? How did early photography, stag films, Playboy, VHS, the feminist sex wars, and the internet transform pornography forever? And what does AI-generated porn mean for the future of consent and desire? In this sweeping episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce traces pornography’s evolution from the 1700s to today — revealing how sex, censorship, technology, and power have been intertwined for centuries. This is not just a history lesson. It’s a look at how culture decides what counts as “obscene,” who is allowed to express desire, and who gets punished for it. In this episode, you’ll learn about: Fanny Hill (1748) — the erotic novel so bold it reshaped the definition of obscenityThe Obscene Publications Act of 1857 and why Victorian moral panic silenced women, queer people, and working-class sexualityThe secret vaults (literally) where museums hid erotic artifacts from PompeiiHow Enlightenment philosophy separated “art” from “desire,” shaping modern porn stigmaErotic photography, French postcards, and the rise of underground sexual expressionHow Playboy rebranded porn as lifestyle — and the contradictions beneath the glamourThe “Golden Age of Porn,” mainstream movie theaters, and the arrival of Deep ThroatVHS culture, the porn boom, and the feminist sex wars that split the movementQueer erotica as a hidden archive of LGBTQ+ history, identity, and resistanceHow the internet revolutionized porn through accessibility, anonymity, and algorithmsThe creator economy: OnlyFans, user-generated porn, empowerment, labor, and exploitationThe rise of AI-generated deepfakes — and why they’re one of the biggest consent crises of our timeThe growing movement for ethical porn, performer rights, and healthier sexual culture Perfect for listeners who want to explore: Porn historySexual politics and cultural powerFeminist perspectives on pornQueer media and representationTechnology’s impact on sexualityConsent, AI, and ethical erotic content Dr. Sorce weaves together humor, research, and cultural analysis to show how every era of porn — from Victorian novels to AI deepfakes — reflects the anxieties, laws, hierarchies, and desires of the world that created it. If you’ve ever wondered how we got from secret erotic manuscripts to infinite digital porn, this episode connects the dots. Up next: Sexual fantasy and desire — what our inner world reveals about who we are. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    52 min

  8. 12/01/2025

    Pornography in Context - History of Pornography - Part 1

    Send us a text Episode 2: The Ancient Roots of Erotica — From Cave Art to Sacred Sex Season 1 — Pornography in Context What if pornography isn’t a modern invention at all, but a reflection of something humans have always created, celebrated, and wrestled with? In this sweeping, cinematic episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce takes listeners on a journey through 33,000 years of erotic history — from prehistoric cave carvings to phallic Roman street signs, from sacred Egyptian fertility gods to medieval penis trees drawn by monks. This episode uncovers the surprising, provocative, and deeply human ways sexuality has always been expressed. In this episode, you’ll explore: Erotic carvings inside Chauvet Cave, some of the oldest sexual art in human historyHow ancient Egypt saw sexuality as divine, spiritual, and life-givingMesopotamian, Indian, Islamic, Chinese, and Japanese erotic traditions that shaped global views of sexPompeii’s explicit brothels, frescoes, and phallic street markers — and why Victorians locked them in a “Secret Cabinet”How early erotica blended spirituality, humor, medicine, political power, and social hierarchyThe origins of fetishism, queer desire, and erotic power dynamics across culturesWhy medieval Europe wasn’t prudish at all — monks drew dicks in margins, saints wrote erotic poetry, and churches displayed vulva carvingsHow ancient and medieval cultures honored sexuality long before it was moralized, censored, or hidden This episode is perfect for listeners who want to understand: The true origins of pornographyHow erotic expression shaped culture, religion, and powerWhy sex has always been political, spiritual, and deeply humanHow ancient attitudes toward desire differ dramatically from todayThe roots of shame, censorship, and sexual control in the Western world Dr. Sorce brings storytelling, humor, research, and global history together to reveal a powerful truth: Before porn was a product, it was a carving, a poem, a ritual, a joke — and a mirror of who we’ve always been. If you’re fascinated by the intersections of pornography, sexuality, religion, culture, and history, this episode will completely reframe how you see erotic media. Next up: Part 2 — how Victorian morality, obscenity laws, photography, and the internet transformed ancient erotic expression into the modern porn landscape we know today. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    46 min
  9. Pornography in Context - Introduction

    11/26/2025

    Pornography in Context - Introduction

    Send us a text Episode 1: Pornography, Fear, and the Beginning of Healing Season 1 — Pornography in Context What happens when everything you were taught about pornography creates fear, anxiety, and shame—and how do you begin to heal? In this raw and revealing first episode of Complex Sex, Dr. Mallorie Sorce shares the personal story that shaped her clinical work, her marriage, and her doctoral research on sex and pornography. Raised in a home where porn was seen as dangerous and destructive, Mallorie carried those beliefs into adulthood—only to face betrayal, confusion, and emotional turmoil in her early relationships. This episode dives into the heart of that journey and lays the foundation for an honest, research-based season exploring the truth about pornography, desire, and modern intimacy. In this episode, you’ll learn: How childhood messages about sex and porn shape adult relationshipsWhy “porn fear” and secrecy are so common—and how they impact intimacyWhat really happened when Mallorie discovered her partner’s hidden porn useHow they rebuilt trust, communication, and sexual connectionWhy “sex addiction” is controversial—and how Out-of-Control Sexual Behavior (OCSB) offers a more compassionate, sex-positive alternativeHow shame, trauma, and attachment can influence sexual behaviorWhy understanding porn contextually matters more than judging it morally This episode is perfect for listeners who: Struggle with porn use in their relationshipCarry shame, fear, or religious conditioning around sexualityWant a modern, research-informed perspective on pornAre healing from betrayal or secrecyWant to explore sexuality without stigma or judgment Mallorie also offers three powerful reflection questions to help you understand your own relationship with pornography: What messages did you receive about porn growing up?Have you ever felt shame or secrecy around porn?What would a healthy relationship with porn look like for you? If you’re ready to replace fear with curiosity and shame with understanding, this episode is your starting point. Welcome to Complex Sex—where we explore the truth about pornography, relationships, intimacy, and the stories we carry. Support the show Follow Dr. Mallorie Sorce: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmalloriesorce LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorie-sorce-8729a1122 Learn more at: https://www.healingheartscounseling.co

    19 min
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Complex Sex is a podcast dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of sex, marriage, relationships, and therapy. Hosted by Dr. Mallorie Sorce, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist (EFT), each episode delves into intimate topics with empathy and expertise. As the owner of Healing Hearts Counseling in Murray, Utah, Dr. Sorce brings over seven years of experience in helping couples and individuals strengthen their relationships.   In Complex Sex, listeners can expect insightful discussions on: • Navigating sexual health and intimacy  • Enhancing marital and relationship dynamics  • Understanding therapeutic approaches to common challenges  • Exploring diverse perspectives from guest experts, including sex coaches and therapists Join Dr. Sorce and her guests as they unravel the complexities of human connection, offering practical advice and heartfelt conversations to enrich your personal journey.

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  • Creator
    Mallorie Sorce
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    9
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Complex Sex
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