It isn’t all in your head.
Somehow, we women have gotten a raw deal. Everyone thinks our problems are in “our head.” It makes me INSANE…insane I tell you…when a women
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
July 15, 2008
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Somehow, we women have gotten a raw deal. Everyone thinks our problems are in “our head.” It makes me INSANE…insane I tell you…when a women
Here is an interesting and relevant article from today’s NY Times — “Talk About Privacy.” A wealthy high level executive in Britain is involved with BDSM
No. I wish I had the guts to end the post there. Because frankly that says it all. But alas, I feel compelled to spout
Often patients talk about feeling shy about trying new things sexually. It’s really more common than you think. Even with (maybe especially with) long term
Check out July’s issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. One of our contributors, Michael A. Werner, MD, is quoted on page 192, in the his & hers
Okay, I know. There are so many way this post could go. However, what I want to address is why it is not great for
The New York Times wrote a review of two new books, both of which chronicled couples as they embarked on a journey of having sex
One of our contributors, Michael A. Werner, MD, FACS, sent me this link to an article discussing Web sites that help consumers shop for prescription
It never ceases to amaze me that even in European communities which seem to be more open to discussing sex, there is always something new