Breast cancer and sexual dysfunction: hitting close to the heart.
When a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer and treated, sexual satisfaction can easily fall to the back burner when it comes to conversations with
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When a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer and treated, sexual satisfaction can easily fall to the back burner when it comes to conversations with
As a therapist I sometimes ask a patient where in their body they feel an emotion. By identifying the feeling in one’s body we can
Joining a gym and getting more exercise is probably the most common resolution year after year. No doubt the fitness industry booms after we ring
With the increase in awareness around emotional issues and the benefits of therapy treatment, the stigma associated with seeking therapy has declined over time. In
Here’s the deal. A NY Times article talks about how more young women are willingly taking part in hook-ups. But then, they go on to
Anorgasmia is the inability to have orgasms. A small part of the female population suffers from this condition. A more wide spread issue we see
Menopause can be a confusing and isolating time both psychologically and hormonally, and added to the stress is the fact that sexual side effects of
This is a great book. After I read it, I started recommending it to every woman I know who has a daughter. Or was a
I am writing yet another blog about introversion because it seems to me to be such an important aspect of who someone is. Author, Susan
One of the reasons why women go see their health care provider is for the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTI). One in five women