On just plain being turned on.
A patient was commenting how much better she was feeling…more desirous, more desiring, more easily turned on. “But I just don’t feel like I used
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
October 12, 2008
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A patient was commenting how much better she was feeling…more desirous, more desiring, more easily turned on. “But I just don’t feel like I used
I saw a patient today….she always makes me smile. She’s 74 and so upbeat and positive. She came in a few months ago complaining that
So here’s a fun new read about the state of sexual activity in America: America Unzipped: In Search of Sex and Satisfaction, by Brian Alexander
I agree completely with Bat Sheva. It is also good to know that water based lubes are the safest. If your lube has ingredients that
It’s kind of frustrating when women tell me that intercourse is painful. Then I say “do you use a lubricant?’ and then they say:” uh,
A friend asked me yesterday what percentage of the clients in my sex therapy practice have been abused. I knew the answer was “many” but
The Medical Center for Female Sexuality remains on the cutting edge of female sexual concerns with the latest issue of its newsletter, Sex for Women
(The following has been reprinted from SEICUS’ publication DEVELOPMENTS. You can see the original on their website.) The Presidential Candidates On Sex Education and Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Programs
Okay, what exactly are we doing wrong???? Here’s a direct quote from an op-ed piece from Saturday’s NY Times: “In fact, a 2001 Unicef report
Having children of any age can pose a significant challenge to your love life. When the kids are new borns, you are so exhausted, often