Just Jackie: Spice Up Your Sex Life with Dr. Viviana | Two Jersey J's with Jackie Goldschneider and Jennifer Fessler

Spice Up Your Sex Life: Dr. Viviana on Two Jersey J’s Podcast with Jackie Goldschneider

How comfortable are you talking about your sex life? Whether it feels natural or totally awkward, you’re not alone—and that’s exactly what we dive into in this episode of Two Jersey J’s.

On the Just Jackie edition, I joined Jackie Goldschneider for a candid conversation about how to spice up your sex life, why open communication about intimacy matters, and what you can do to keep your connection strong, even when life gets in the way.

Listen to the full episode here:

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Why This Conversation Matters

Too often, people feel embarrassed or unsure of how to talk about sex—even with their own partner. In this episode, I break down why that discomfort is so common and how you can start shifting the conversation from awkward to empowering.

We discuss:

• The importance of emotional safety when exploring intimacy
• Simple ways to reintroduce passion
• How sexual satisfaction is tied to long-term relationship success

Ready to Spice Things Up?

If this episode got you thinking about your own sex life, here are some helpful next steps:

• Take the 4 Intimacy Styles Quiz to discover your emotional and physical connection style
• Explore My VIVID Fantasy for fun, approachable ways to try something new in the bedroom
• Book a therapy session if you want to dig deeper with a licensed expert

Stay Connected

Follow me on Instagram at @doctorviviana and subscribe to my emails for weekly tips and resources to keep your relationship thriving.

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