It’s no mystery why relationship problems emerge from the woodwork when partners suddenly find themselves under the same roof. The discovery of odd habits, incompatible approaches to clutter, and the simple struggle to meld daily routines can shine a spotlight on certain differences that never...
As the COVID-19 global pandemic sweeps the globe, stay-at-home orders are being extended from weeks to months. With all non-essential workers telecommuting or taking a break for the foreseeable future, couples are being forced to function under the same roof with little reprieve. At first,...
Social stigma towards therapy and counseling has existed for a very long time. But in recent years, therapy has gained more positive recognition for its health benefits. Sex therapy is definitely one of the most stigmatized types of therapy in society today. But people seek...
For most couple’s, it seems like moving in together is a natural and easy decision to make. Although, some beg to differ. You see, conventional marriages before the 21st century rarely had this problem. Most couples moved in together only after they said their “I...
If you’re reading this, it’s probably too late. Too late to say I’m sorry. Too late for them to show that they cared. But, there’s hope at the end of this battle called “divorce.” In this day and age, lots of couples in long-term relationships...
By this time in your adult life, you’re probably well aware that both females and males can achieve sexual climax. For some women, it might seem like a myth because some have failed to reach that so-called “orgasmic state” in their lifetime. Well, we’re here...
A romantic break up is usually an emotional rollercoaster. Depending on how amicable the parting was, break ups can be very emotional and painful. We all have to go through a painful break up at least once in our lives. But what happens when we...
A lot of patients believe that their sexual problems are solely their own. Sure, we’re all unique in our way. Everyone has a different upbringing and unique experiences in life. Although, you might be surprised at how many individuals share the same type of sexual...
Sexual health education is a “lifelong process of acquiring information and forming attitudes, beliefs, and values about important topics; such as identity, relationships, and intimacy,” (SIECUS, Guidelines, 2004). It’s unfortunate to grow up in an environment where sexual health is not discussed or not allowed....
Erectile dysfunction (ED) has many causes. On rare occasions, the endocrine system is at fault. When this is the case, the most common cause of ED is hypogonadism, where the body does not produce enough testosterone, cannot produce sperm, or both. It can happen during...