Education
The Pleasure Principle
In her most recent e-newsletter, Dr. Emily Morse (of “Sex with Emily” fame) asks readers to repeat after her and say “Pleasure is my birthright.”
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
May 11, 2021
Better Sex Blog
Maze Women’s Health is dedicated to providing quality blog content, all written by our team of experts, to help you gain a better understanding about your sexual & reproductive health.
Health
Are We Overlooking Menopause?
It’s one thing to be unfamiliar with menopause. Assuming you’ve heard the word, your mind likely conjures up all kinds of things, and probably none
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
May 4, 2021
Orgasm
Contemplate, Then Masturbate!
We see you, Self Magazine! Their issue featured a fantastic and comprehensive article on masturbation and all the what’s, how’s and whys were at the
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
April 20, 2021
Health
Sex Naturally…
Selena Gomez has a song called “Naturally.” It has a catchy chorus: “You are the thunder and I am the lightning… Everything comes naturally. It
Helen Leff, LCSW
April 13, 2021
Sex Life
What’s the difference between Low Libido & Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder?
Did you know that 43 percent of all women experience some form of sexual dysfunction? Hypoactive (low) Sexual Desire Disorder [HSDD], characterized as frustrating low
Jackie Giannelli, FNP-BC
April 6, 2021
Get To Know Us
Westchester Wine & Food Festival
Spin the Bottle with Maze Health was a success! From free giveaways to educational resources, our booth was a hit. Thank you Westchester Magazine for letting us
Maze Women’s Health
March 31, 2021
Sexual Health
Myth Busting: You CAN Get Pregnant During Your Period
A lot of us grow up hearing all sorts of myths about sex, and since many of us don’t get comprehensive sex education, some of
Shoshana Benjamin
March 30, 2021
Dating
Quarantine and Chill?
There isn’t a single person on the planet whose life hasn’t been affected in some way by the the COVID-19 pandemic (and yes I’m sure
Jennifer Dembo, LCSW
March 23, 2021
Health
DOES IT HAVE TO BE ALL OR NOTHING ?
The human brain is inclined toward all or nothing thinking. It’s easier to have every decision be binary: True or False, A or B, Yes
Helen Leff, LCSW
March 16, 2021
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