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What’s Wrong With This Picture?
I was perusing the December 21 & 28 edition of The New Yorker, when I came across Harry Bliss’s cartoon of two women sitting in
Helen Leff, LCSW
January 12, 2016
Category: Sexual Health
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The G Spot and Female Ejaculation
The argument over female ejaculation goes on and on and on. While no one really argues that some women “squirt” when they have orgasm, the
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
January 6, 2016
Education
Need A New Year’s Resolution? Say Nice Things To Yourself!
We talk to ourselves all the time. ALL OF THE TIME! Not necessarily out loud, but the constant narrative we have going on in our
Nicole Tammelleo, MA, LCSW
December 29, 2015
Education
Porcupine’s Dilemma
While listening to patients talk about how their desire to get close to someone is often constrained by their perceived need to “self-protect,” I couldn’t
Helen Leff, LCSW
December 22, 2015
Education
Why Couples Therapy Needs To Talk About Sex
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard of a couple in couples therapy with a therapist who never asked about sex, let’s
Rachel Hercman, LCSW
December 15, 2015
Education
Gratitude For The Holidays
In the mental health profession, we sometimes refer to this time of year as the “busy season.” The holidays are often a time of stress
Nicole Tammelleo, MA, LCSW
December 11, 2015
Health
Affairs: Can They Be Good For Everyone?
Affairs – they can be incredibly complicated. And the web that is woven can often involve more than the two people married to each other
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
December 9, 2015
Education
SAD: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that’s related to changes in seasons. Most of my patients complain that their symptoms begin in
Tara Ford, PA-C
December 4, 2015
Education
Motherhood and Sex
Very often patients will tell us that before they had children they thought about sex, enjoyed sex, were adventurous sexually. And then they became a
Rachel Hercman, LCSW
November 30, 2015
Education
Getting Off On TV
For some of my female patients, just hearing me say the word “porn” makes them cringe, look away and change the subject. At this point,
Nicole Tammelleo, MA, LCSW
November 25, 2015
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