Finding what clicks.
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Rachel Hercman, LCSW
November 27, 2013
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As you sit here reading this webpage, odds are you have a pop-blocker setup for your internet browser. The purpose of a pop-up blocker
Last week an article in the NY Times Science section took a look at a recent Oxford University study on kissing. How important is kissing?
I see many women who are cancer survivors. Most of them feel that their post cancer sexual selves were never addressed. In fact, many were
Everyone will suffer a broken heart at one point in their life. Whether it is the death of a relative, friend, pet or even a
Freud once said that when two people make love, there are six people in bed — the couple and their parents. After an affair, add a
I recently met a woman complaining of a long history of painful intercourse. Several years ago she finally had the courage to tell her doctor
No! Really. Trust me. So look here. Yes, I suppose that beautiful people get picked up in bars and supermarkets more than less attractive ones
We see single women of all ages here at MCFS. I am a huge proponent of on line dating at any age. Often, when I
I see many patients that come to the office complaining of painful intercourse and one of my first questions is: Are you taking birth control
We see women all the time with “low desire.” Some practitioners are confused by “low desire” because how can you measure the absence of something?