One of my most popular #FetishFridays segments is on Adult Baby Diaper Lovers as a “fetish” (remember, we use that term loosely around just fun, fetish-y, fantasy, and fantastic sex play”). With over 10,000 views and counting, its the most viewed...
An area of interest of mine that I’d like to write a little about is a model of couples work called discernment counseling. Discernment counseling is a short term counseling model that aims to help couples who might be on the brink of ending their relationship...
#Furries #Therians #Pets and #Pups My #FetishFriday segments touch upon furries and pony play but I wanted to dive a little deeper into the topic of furries, therians, pets, and pups as well as pony play in order to reach out to a large group of folks that might be...
A new technique I am happy to begin to introduce and to integrate into some clients’ sex therapy treatment plan is EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Therapy. My landing on EMDR has been a curious one- as a client myself I have had some...
Have you ever heard of vaginal rejuvenation? Recently, at the 2018 AASECT Conference, I attended a presentation entitled “Vaginal Rejuvenation: A New Technology for Vaginal Health and Improved Intimacy” presented by my fellow online sex therapist colleague...
There are two common issues I see in my sex therapy practice: sex and anxiety issues and sex and attachment issues. Generally all clients that I see come to me with one or both of these issues, and often times they are the core and fundamental route of other sexual...
Have you ever thought about consensual non-monogamy as an option for yourself and/or your relationship(s)? Â When we say consensual “non-monogamy”, what do you know or think of? Â What do you feel? Â Are their strong feelings for or against? Â Have you ever...
Desire and sex is one of the most common issues that people present with in my sex therapy practice. Issues or concerns about desire and sex, “mismatched” desire, low desire, and lack of desire, are some of the most common concerns that clients are coming...
One of the most common problems I see in my sex therapy practice is people facing concerns about chronic illness and sex. Chronic illness is defined as an illness that lasts longer than 3 months and according to the National Health Council (2018), chronic illness...
Sex and anxiety are often tied closely together with clients seeking out sex therapy presenting also with anxiety issues. Anxiety is often the most commonly found emotion tied into sex and sexual dysfunction, and it is important that we address anxiety issues just as...