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Email Consult

OVERVIEW: Dr. David Knox will respond to the interpersonal problem

you are having and suggest a plan of action.

WHEN? You will receive an initial email response from Dr. Knox

often the same day of your request

HOW DO I KNOW THIS IS NOT AN INTERNET SCAM? Dr. Knox

 is an established university professor in the Department of Sociology

at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC.

He has a private practice and counseled over 1000 individuals and couples.

COST? $40 per issue

HOW DOES IT WORK? Email Dr. Knox and tell him: drknox@heartchoice.com

1. That you would like to submit a question

2. Your email address.

After receiving the above information, Dr. Knox will email you a

PayPal form which allows you to send payment electronically.

After you send the completed form through PayPal to Dr. Knox

he will email you a response to your question and be available for reasonable

follow up questions..

 

A. SEXUAL PROBLEMS B. COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS
1. Lack of sexual desire 1. Don't feel close to partner
2. Infrequent or no orgasm 2. Rarely alone with partner
3. Pain during intercourse 3. Partner complains/criticizes
4. Vagina too tight for penetration 4. Don't love partner
5. Ejaculate too soon 5. Partner doesn't love me
6. Difficulty maintaining erection 6. Partner is impatient and irritable
7. No ejaculation 7. We spend too little time communicating
8. Disagreement over how sex occurs 8. Nothing to talk about
a. Too little foreplay 9. Intellectual gaps
b. Partner crude in approach 10. Topic or type of conversation
c. Oral sex 11. Partner is unhappy and depressed
d. Anal sex 12. We argue, bicker, and pick
d. Positions 13. Arguing which ends in abuse/violence
9. Frequency of sex 14. Ex-partner
10. Disagreement over when sex occurs  
11. Cheating  
12.  Internet Porno  
   
C. FINANCIAL PROBLEMS D. PARENTS AND IN-LAWS
1. Too little money 1. Incessant talking on phone to others
2. Partner's job 2. How often parents/in-laws visit
3. Partner's hours 3. How often to visit parents/in-laws
4. Don't trust partner with money 4. Borrowing money from parents/in-laws
5. Partner doesn't trust me with money 5. Dislike of parents/in-laws
6. Gambling 6. Parents/in-laws dislike spouse
7. Conflict over who buys what 7. Parents/in-laws try to run spouse's life
8. Borrowing 8. Parents/in-laws living with couple
9. Excessive debts 9. Supporting parents/inlaws
   
   
E. RELIGION F. RECREATION
1. Which church to attend 1. No sharing of leisure time
2. Partner too devout 2. Partner takes separate vacations
3. Partner thinks I am too devout 3. Competition between egos in sports
4. Partner not devout enough 4. Amount of $ to be spent on vacations
5. Partner thinks I am not devout enough 5. Partner doesn't like family vacations
6. Religion to rear children in 6. Partner won't vacation if kids not along
7. How much money to give to church 7. Where to spend vacations
8. Observance of religious holidays 8. Partner won't take time for vacation
9. Disagreement over religious rituals 9. Disagreement over what is fun
10. Breaking of vows 10. Partner plays video games too much
   
   
   
   
G. FRIENDS H. ALCOHOL/DRUGS
1. Too few friends 1. Partner drinks too much
2. Too many friends 2. Marijuana, cocaine, other drugs
3. Different friends 3. Partner takes too many pills
4. Confidences to friends 4. Amount of money spent on alcohol
5. Friends over for dinner not often enough 5. Flirting resulting from too much alcohol
6. Friends over for dinner too often 6. Alcohol use as bad model for children
7. Don't like partner's friends 7. Violence resulting from too much alcohol
   
   
   
   
I. CHILDREN CHILDREN CONTINUED:
1. Discipline of children 8. Rivalry for children's love
2. Care of children 9. Activities children should be involved in
3. Time with children 10. Sex education for children
4. Number of children 11. Temper tantrums of children
5. Spacing of children 12. Child abuse
6. Infertility 13. Unwanted pregnancy
7. Whether or not to adopt 14. Step-children

Books written or co-authored by Dr. Knox include:

Choices in Relationships

Choices in Sexuality

Behavioral Family Therapy

When I Fall In Love Again