Sex Life
Sex toys for Women – The Next Generation
The sex toy industry is booming—and with good reason. There is a huge variety of sex toys available to order online, which allows people to
Meira Harris
June 16, 2020
Category: Sex Life
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Sex Life
Why Not Use Lube?!
During the initial visit at Maze, I generally ask what lubricant is being used with sex. I get varying responses ranging from “none” (ouch!) to
Helen Leff, LCSW
June 9, 2020
Pain
Why does tensing my body during sex cause pain?
When many people think of sex and intercourse, the assumption is that it should be easy. For some women (especially those with vaginismus), nothing could
Jackie Giannelli, FNP-BC
May 26, 2020
Sex Life
Sex on the Sly
Just getting through each day of quarantine is beginning to feel like winning the Super Bowl. For example, you might have thought you had this
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
April 14, 2020
Sex Life
Sex in the Time of Coronavirus
Dating and sex are hard in our current world, how do you go out or hook-up when you can’t leave the house? A lot of
Shoshana Benjamin
April 9, 2020
Sex Life
How Can We Even Think About Sex at a Time Like This…?
We’ve all been thrown into an alternate universe that no one could have foreseen. We’re needing to make all kinds of adjustments as we navigate
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
March 26, 2020
Education
Use It Or Lose It
You may have heard the term “use it or lose it” about your vagina and thought it was tongue in cheek. It isn’t. Recently, I
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
February 18, 2020
Dating
Don’t Forget to Pack! – Sexy Essentials for Your Next Vacation
Many women who come to Maze for treatment report that miraculously their desire and arousal increase while on vacation. Alas, most of us are not
Helen Leff, LCSW
February 4, 2020
Dating
Sex is for EVERYbody
Would you deny sleep to someone who has a disability*? How about water or oxygen? Of course not. So why would it ever be acceptable
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
January 28, 2020
Education
I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues – Sadness After Sex Explained
Rolling like thunder under the covers may leave some women with the post-sex blues. Even when love making feels good and you are crazy about
Helen Leff, LCSW
January 21, 2020
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