Marianne Brandon Ph.D.

About

Marianne Brandon, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, diplomate in sex therapy, futurist, author, and lecturer with over 20 years of experience working with individuals and couples struggling to create more passionate intimate relationships. She is the author of Monogamy: The Untold Story, Unlocking the Sexy in Surrender: Using the Neuroscience of Power to Recharge Your Sex Life; co-author of Reclaiming Desire: 4 Keys for Finding Your Lost Libido, and numerous professional articles.

Books by Marianne Brandon Ph.D.

Recent Posts

Sex Differences in Sex Drive

Understanding the science behind sex differences in sex drive can help you navigate desire discrepancies in your long-term relationship.

How to Take Your Sex Life to the Next Level

If your sex life feels lackluster, this simple recipe can make all the difference.

Sexual Assault in the Metaverse

Sexual assault in the metaverse is an increasingly pressing issue worthy of our attention and action.

Why Men May Gravitate to Sex Tech

Society has done a fabulous job of identifying the ways females are fed harmful sexual messages. Now, we need to do the same for men.

Why AI Girlfriends Will Be More Popular Than You Think

If you think that AI girlfriends aren’t very interesting, you probably haven’t thought enough about it.

4 Ways Technology Is Transforming Our Sex Lives

Mindfully addressing the co-evolution of intimacy and technology may ultimately support achieving the best of both worlds.

Tired of the Same Small Talk? Try These 4 Topics

If you're dreading the same old conversations this season, here are four intriguing topics that could make for compelling discussions.

Exploring the Complex Landscape of Infidelity

Recent research shows a much-feared relationship challenge, infidelity, is considered surprisingly common yet difficult to predict.

Wired for Sex Tech

Heterosexual couples may experience unique challenges as advanced sex tech gratifies more primal sexual desires.

Do You Think Porn Negatively Impacts Your Sexual Function?

Misunderstanding the relationship between porn use and sexual dysfunction thwarts opportunities for clarity and sexual healing.