36 questions that lead to love.
I found this article in The New York Times very interesting. A reporter wrote about a study from 1997 by psychologist Arthur Aron. Aron had
Tara Ford, PA-C
January 16, 2015
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I found this article in The New York Times very interesting. A reporter wrote about a study from 1997 by psychologist Arthur Aron. Aron had
We typically do not treat sexual addiction. However it is an issue that I have seen often in my work as a couples therapist. When
“It’s just a phase”; an expression that after some digging, you’ll likely find anything from hope, relief, to total denial. By nature, relationships go through
I know we’ve all read about the contrast between American sex education and European Sex education, and here is another article on the subject. But
When I first started working at the Center, most of my patients would tell me they waited 2-3 years to make an appointment after learning
As a sex therapist I spend a lot of time counseling single people about how to find good partners. That’s gotten a lot easier since
I treat many women with different issues from low desire to painful intercourse. One issue that women seem to struggle a great deal with is
That’s like SO five years ago. — “Clueless” (1995) But does it FEEL like it was five years ago? (or ten or twenty or fifty…) In
As usual I got a great idea from one of my patients today. She and her husband have been struggling sexually. He’s had a hard
My patient came in complaining of pain during intercourse. She had been suffering for a couple of years. Her symptoms started after menopause. Her vagina