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Threads of commonality.
I can’t count how many times I’ve heard a patient start a sentence with, “so I don’t know if you have ever heard this before
Rachel Hercman, LCSW
October 6, 2015
Category: Education
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Dating with cancer.
I recently read an article about dating that I really loved. I talk to many of our patients about dating and I have lots of
Barbara Gross, LMSW
September 30, 2015
Books
Slow sex in Manhattan.
The cultivation of sexual mindfulness. One rainy Friday afternoon in mid-summer, I traveled uptown to speak with Nicole Daedone, a former professor of semantics who
Stephen Snyder, MD
September 25, 2015
Education
Being unavailable: The burden of vaginismus.
Like other types of sexual dysfunction, vaginismus can be like an ugly octopus that has multiple legs extending into various areas of a woman’s life.
Rachel Hercman, LCSW
September 24, 2015
Education
Talking to your kids about sex: A hilarious monologue.
Sometimes I think we would all benefit from having more conversations about sex with our partners. When parents describe how difficult a time they have
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
September 18, 2015
Education
A dildo with ashes?
A dildo that can be filled with the ashes of your dead lover? Yes, you read that right! Check it out. Would you want one?
Tara Ford, PA-C
September 15, 2015
Education
How to talk about herpes.
I have worked with many patients over the years who have herpes. It can be very difficult for them to figure out how to cope
The Center
September 8, 2015
Education
Wireless relationships.
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.
Rachel Hercman, LCSW
September 4, 2015
Education
Talking to kids about sex: really?
I loved this blog post! I think it illustrates yet again the pitfalls around talking to kids about sex. Too little information? Not great. Too
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
September 1, 2015
Education
Addyi (Flibanserin) approved by the FDA.
Addyi, also known as Flibanserin, was recently approved by the FDA to treat low sexual desire in women. It is the first FDA approved medication
Tara Ford, PA-C
August 28, 2015
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