Laughter is a great emotional release. When feelings stay inside they make themselves at home. Let them out!
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It’s Time to Love Yourself This Valentine’s Day
We’ve seen women’s lives turn around when they have learned to love the most important person in their lives, themselves…
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Resolve Nothing
It’s time to stop and recognize the good in our life, and what makes us happy now, not what could make us happy.
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The Main Attraction
When you specialize in sexual healthcare, you get a lot of questions. And we’re always more than happy to answer!
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Primary Versus Secondary Vaginismus
If you are someone is having pain with sex, the first thing your provider should help you to figure out is where the pain is coming from!
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How to Choose A Vibrator?!
if you’re seeking a fun way to spice things up! Here are some things to keep in mind when you’re on a quest for a toy
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Is Hormone Therapy For You?
Have you noticed a decrease in your libido? Are you experiencing hot flashes, insomnia, or anxiety? Are your periods changing: cycles becoming irregular or have they stopped altogether?
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Why Should You Consider A Sexual Health Center?
Our approach is unusual in that we don’t see sexual health issues through either a medical or a behavioral lens. We believe in treating the whole person – that’s why patients consult with both a therapist and a medical provider who collaborate and create a customized treatment plan that is at once physically and emotionally supportive.
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Everything To Know About STI’s
While it can be intimidating, getting tested, and communicating about testing, is a wonderful way to take charge of your sexuality while keeping you and your partners healthy.
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What Is Your Ask?
Many women who have been treated for vaginismus often experience a new set of emotions that they had previously never felt. A recent patient at Maze Women’s Health had a successful outcome in treating her vaginismus. She then realized that in a certain way, the vaginismus, pre-treatment, had served to protect her. How so you …
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