Vibrators and men? You bet!
An article published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy (“Vibrator Use Among Heterosexual Men Varies by Partnership Status: Results From a Nationally Representative
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An article published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy (“Vibrator Use Among Heterosexual Men Varies by Partnership Status: Results From a Nationally Representative
I gave a lecture on Female Sexuality and Empowerment to a group of college students the other day. To my surprise, there were more men
Mary Roach, author of Bonk (which you should read if you have the time…I have a review of the book somewhere on this blog!), does
Today we had an hysterical appointment with a patient where we created the new sensation, “post orgasm crunch”…okay. I’ll be honest. It wasn’t a new
I admit it. I have been waiting all my life (okay, maybe just the last 10 years) for someone to make a quality film about
It happens all the time. A tearful, distraught woman sits down and informs us that: Her husband is leaving her/has left her. Her husband is
At the Medical Center I recently saw a patient who had rarely used vibrators. She came to see us to try to improve her orgasms,
Someone once asked me what makes a good day at our center. Today is one of those days. Today I got an email with a
This always come up. How important is having an orgasm to a woman’s sexual experience? I get asked it time and again and I’m never
Masters and Johnson (1970), the pioneering sex researchers, described a woman’s cycles of sexual arousal as having several phases. They believed that women moved through