Eye contact matters.
I think you can feel seen and known and loved when someone really looks you in the eye. A recent article in the New York
Barbara Gross, LMSW
June 18, 2014
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I think you can feel seen and known and loved when someone really looks you in the eye. A recent article in the New York
One of the most common complaints among couples is feeling like they don’t have time to bond. Between the stresses of work, home, parenting, and
Ever wonder how an orgasm works? Here’s your opportunity to get a speedy, fun overview of the process. I don’t promise you will understand the
Shame is one of those things that is universally experienced but spoken about minimally, yet it is an incredibly powerful force in the way we
In my last blog entry, I talked about a hypothetical college course teaching young adults how to love. The more I think about this idea
Can you imagine a world where women embrace their bodies at every stage of their life? Can you imagine the changes that would occur on
So here’s one to file under “great communication between mother and adult son.” A patient told us the other day that she had downloaded Fifty
When a couple faces sexual dysfunction, in one or both partners, it can be a difficult and heartbreaking journey that challenges the foundation of the
In her new book An Intimate Life, sex surrogate Cheryl Cohen Greene (the one portrayed by Helen Hunt in The Sessions) describes her work with
As any reader of my blogs know, I am obsessed with attachment theory. The basic reason being that I think it makes so much sense