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There’s information you can get from reading history books and then there’s the wisdom you can get from the people who have actually lived it.

We have relationships with many different people in our lives; relationships with family members, relationships with friends, relationships with co-workers, relationships with neighbors, etc. A

“Yikes, have you seen your vagina lately?” “You have the vagina of a ninety-year old woman.” “Can’t have intercourse? You’d make a great nun!” The

By the time many of our patients walk through our door, sex has become a sore subject in their relationships. Feeling sexually distant from a

Usually my posts explore the experience and impact that sexual dysfunction can have on a woman’s sex life, confidence, and general well-being. In this post,

Dr. John Gottman is an MIT-trained mathematician and psychologist who has spent decades observing couples and drawing evidence-based conclusions on the common patterns in healthy,

Most women we see have been struggling with their sexual functioning for a significant amount of time. It’s not uncommon for us to meet women

Imagine you have a close friend with whom you’ve enjoyed years of good times. Some years were better than others, but you knew that no

It’s interesting how in areas of our lives where it is understood that there will be difficulty in functioning, there isn’t a paralyzing stigma to

Working with patients coping with all sorts of sexual issues, I frequently hear women talk about themselves in the context of their relationship with a