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Here is the most significant thing to remember: sex is not just about what happens in the bedroom. My friend used to say that sex
I enjoyed reading this blog written by Steven Snyder, MD on the plight of being a nice guy. I often see women who say they
It’s an interesting question, isn’t it? If we gave women the option of free long term birth control, that is birth control which didn’t involve
I must admit that all of the conversations around “consent” regarding sex have had me bewildered. It just doesn’t seem like such a complicated idea.
Fortunately, the normalization of psychotherapy has facilitated a shift in stigma reduction of mental health issues. The good news is that disorders that were never
Pain inside or around the vagina is a common complaint from our patients. Many of our patients have visited several medical providers with no answers.
Often when we see a woman for treatment at the Center, we find that part of what she may be struggling with is her relationship.
It’s that time of year; awesome sales, no more humidity, and that feeling that the holiday spirit is right around the corner. But as the
In my practice at the Medical Center for Female Sexuality we refer many patients for psychotherapy. With female sexual dysfunction, women frequently get told that
I saw the movie Hope Springs this weekend, and I mostly loved it. It’s hard to see a movie which describes what you do every
