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Let’s Talk About Impotence
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
Shoshana Benjamin
August 20, 2019
Category: Education
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Education
Do I Need Therapy and What’s it all About Anyway?
Lately my go to medium for entertainment is podcasts! After listening The Shrink Next Door – “a story about power, control and turning to the
Helen Leff, LCSW
August 13, 2019
Education
On the Topic of Porn
Recently, a NY Times article ran that focused on our use of the word “porn” for so many other areas of our lives. “Food Porn,” “Real
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
August 6, 2019
Education
What’s In a Name? Turns out… A lot!
I was once at a conference where the speaker asked the women in the room, of which there were hundreds, what they were taught to
Leslie Turner, WHNP, CNM
July 2, 2019
Education
Sex Ed Illustrated: “Oh Joy Sex Toy”
Talking about sex is great, learning about sex is great, but sometimes it can be hard to find resources that are entertaining as well as
Shoshana Benjamin
June 20, 2019
Education
Options and Alternatives
Having options and alternatives means freedom, power, and the right to make our own choices. That generally is a very good thing! I came across
Helen Leff, LCSW
June 11, 2019
Dating
Maze is proud to support former vaginismus patient and filmmaker
There is perhaps no greater demonstration of irony than the experience of Savannah Magruder’s protagonist in her new film “Debbie Does Dilators”, which will be
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
May 29, 2019
Education
The mystery of vulvodynia
Although vulvodynia is a condition that affects many women – studies estimate between 6-20% of women – it is still frequently missed or misdiagnosed, even
Leslie Turner, WHNP, CNM
May 7, 2019
Education
All About Insurance at Maze
Does Maze Health accept Insurance? At Maze Health, we take pride in the time and care we give to each patient. Network insurance plans severely
Monique Rios, Communications Coordinator
April 30, 2019
Books
Being Dress-Coded
Slut-shaming. The phenomenon of girls and women being policed, judged, and denigrated because of their actual or presumed sexuality. Dress-coded. The experience of a student
Leora Tanenbaum
April 16, 2019
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