Couples on the Couch

Couples share their most intimate secrets to sex therapists in a specially constructed clinic. Will they stay together or will what they reveal push them apart? Rianna and Tanika need help with their very different sex drives, while Nick and Louisa are no longer having sex and their relationship is at breaking point. Could a simple massage help to recreate the intimacy they once had?

Dana and James are desperate to recreate the spark they vividly remember from the first time they had sex, but it's only when a sex ban is introduced that the real issue in their relationship comes to a head. Also visiting the clinic are Tomiwa and Wunmi. Together for five years, they're waiting to get married before having sex.

Chloe and Tony have come for help because their busy lives stop them having the sex they want. With three kids and jobs to hold down, intimate moments are few and far between. Can therapy help them to find new ways of making their sex life more exciting? Also at the clinic are new parents Joanne and Craig, who are struggling to get their sex life back to how it was before their baby was born.

Patrick and Barry want to know how to maintain a rewarding sex life in a long distance relationship. What soon becomes clear, however, is that they need to explore their behavior when they're together as much as when they're apart. Also seeking help are Leah and Matt, who are having sex much less frequently since Leah became ill.

Hoping to reignite their passion, childhood sweethearts Dani and Callum must first confront difficult issues from their past. And when Kim and Phil arrive at the clinic, they blame a lack of confidence in the bedroom for their near non-existent sex life. But it soon becomes clear there are much deeper emotional issues that need to be resolved.

Struggling to recreate the sex they had on holiday, Matt and Asha seek help from the therapists to overcome an embarrassment to talk about their most intimate desires. Dale and Mikey's differing sex drives sparks a deeper conversation about identity, and leads them to reassess their relationship in a way that neither of them expected.