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The Spiritual and Irritable show with relationship expert Frances Amaroux

Host(s): Lisa Phillips
Guest(s): Frances Amaroux

Join Lisa, Spiritual and Irritable, as she chats with Frances about relationship issues such as, how to behave on a first date and when is a good time to sleep with your partner for the first time.

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Lisa Phillips: The Good News - This show will make you laugh and get you moving into the fabulous life you truly deserve.

The Bad News - Lisa promises to burst your excuses as to why you are not taking action and give you a kick up the bum to get you mo..

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Frances Amaroux: Frances Amaroux - Relationships and Sexuality Counselor, Coach, Educator since 1991. Her major areas of expertise are in relationships, sexuality and intimacy, communication and learning, and exploring consciousness.

With a BA majoring in Ps...

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