Books
Why did I write Sex Points?
“Why did you write this book Bat Sheva?” I get asked this question during nearly every interview or Podcast I do. And for a while
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
March 11, 2021
Category: Sexual Health
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Dating
Where Did It Go? 5 Reasons Couples Lose Their Spark
Stress: Stress and sex are like oil and water. I’m not talking about sexual tension; I mean the daily grind, the worry about health and
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
March 9, 2021
Sex Life
New Patients
New patients sometimes look at me quizzically when I greet them in the waiting room and introduce myself as a behavioral therapist. After all, if
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
February 25, 2021
Health
Defining Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
If you are a woman of reproductive age, chances are you have heard of PCOS. This stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome. We will get more
Jackie Giannelli, FNP-BC
February 23, 2021
Sex in the Media
If You Like “Bridgerton,” Try This..
Finally finally FINALLY got to watch S1E1 of “Bridgerton.” Where have I been? Under a rock? More like under an entire quarry. But everyone’s running
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
February 11, 2021
Dating
The Valentine’s Day Gift Guide
This Valentine’s Day will probably look a little different, no heading to a restaurant for a romantic dinner or traveling for a weekend getaway. But
Shoshana Benjamin
February 2, 2021
Sex Life
3 Ways to Make Space for Sex
I recently collaborated with Fiera blog writer Kristy Lin Billuni to discuss where to have sex and different ways to make space for sex. Fiera
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
January 28, 2021
Health
Check-in Time is Now
We all have that friend who is the “Hello, how am I?” type, the one who speaks incessantly about themselves, while most of us fall
Helen Leff, LCSW
January 28, 2021
Low Desire
The Long and the Short of It
Long-term relationships can bring security, friendship, warmth, and comfort. But, the term doesn’t often inspire visions of smokin’ hot desire and chandelier-swinging scenes. That said,
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
January 26, 2021
Books
Erotically Speaking
According to Wikipedia, Erotica is defined as “any literary and artistic work that deals substantively with subject matter that is erotically stimulating or sexually arousing
Helen Leff, LCSW
January 19, 2021
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