RELATIONSHIP PSYCHOLOGY, SEXUALITY AND SPIRITUALITY

relationship psychology • rekindling passion • sexuality • spirituality • self-identity • eastern wisdom

James Robbins, M.A.

Heather Robbins, Ph.D.

"Robbins offers ... plain-language ... spiritual perspectives on sexuality and romantic relationships."  —The Dallas Observer "A new benchmark in East-West psychology."   —Peter Fenner, author of The Edge of Certainty  "A journey of enlightenment that is amazingly compelling."  —Zulfiker Ghose, author of The Triple Mirror of the Self

Heather Robbins, Ph.D. and James Robbins, M.A. are published authors and national speakers.  Recently featured in the Dallas Morning News (May 29, "Zen and the Art of Evolving Relationships) they regularly offer seminars, keynote lectures and workshops on a variety of topics related to self-growth, personal transformation, sexuality, spirituality and the psychology of relationship. 

"To reignite passion, you must first strengthen and refine your self-identity.  Authentic individuality, fearless self-confidence—these are the foundation for true intimacy."  —James Robbins

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Charismatic and dynamic speakers, James and Heather speak to hundreds of individuals each month, and are engaging, articulate interview personalities.  Heather, a former international fashion and spokes model, holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and maintains an innovative, cutting-edge private practice for individuals, couples and families.  James, an experienced meditation teacher, teaches audiences to utilize principles of Eastern wisdom to transform their lives and relationships. 

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"Sex is something I don't understand too hot.  You never know where the hell you are.  I keep making up all these sex rules for myself, and then I break them right away."  —J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye "Here's how men think.  Sex, work—and these are interchangeable, depending on age—sex, work, food, sports and lastly, begrudgingly, relationships.  And here's how women think.  Relationships, relationships, relationships, work, sex, shopping, weight, food."  —Carrie Fisher, Surrender the Pink