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Despite being inundated with sexual images and ideas on TV, movies, advertising, fashion, magazines, etc., sex remains a difficult subject to discuss. When a patient
With restaurants, bars, cafes, movie theaters, concert halls, and sports events off limits for now, how do we date? Here is an opportunity for creativity
With couples being home together during the coronavirus outbreak, there may be a need to redefine the relationship. A humorous video I saw circulating on
Many women who come to Maze for treatment report that miraculously their desire and arousal increase while on vacation. Alas, most of us are not
Would you deny sleep to someone who has a disability*? How about water or oxygen? Of course not. So why would it ever be acceptable
Most of us can agree that sexual health is an integral part of general wellness. And with the “self-care generation” now taking the reins, we
Picture it: You’re hooking up and it’s just not happening: an orgasm remains out of reach. Maybe you’re feeling great and enjoying yourself, but you
Some women have asked me why they “freak out” after they have an orgasm. It’s a great question and here’s at least part of the
My friends and I talk a lot about sex. We talk about the sex we’re having, how to make sex better, and occasionally about awkward
