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3Mar, 2020

Sexual Expression and Emotional Connection

By |March 3rd, 2020|Categories: Sex Therapy|Comments Off on Sexual Expression and Emotional Connection

Sexual expression—whether intercourse, oral sex, manual stimulation or French kissing—is a superb conduit for affection and love. Couples who either do not make love or do so infrequently are usually not as close emotionally as couples who frequently make love.

29Oct, 2019

Whatever Happened to Sexual Enthusiasm?

By |October 29th, 2019|Categories: Seattle Sex Therapy|Comments Off on Whatever Happened to Sexual Enthusiasm?

The current problem-oriented atmosphere concerning sexual expression makes it difficult to develop joyful sexual encounters and relationships. Government is limiting access to birth control and abortion, and religious groups are determined to get rid of sexually explicit materials, calling them pornography.

18Jun, 2019

Simplify—Not Complicate—Your Relationship(s)

By |June 18th, 2019|Categories: Couples Counseling|Comments Off on Simplify—Not Complicate—Your Relationship(s)

Couples—whether married or not—often seek me out to disentangle their overly complicated and tedious relationship. I marvel at how many couples go to great lengths to pack too much into a day or a week with too busy schedules.

6Jun, 2019

Should I See a Sex Therapist or a Sex Coach?

By |June 6th, 2019|Categories: Sex Therapy|Comments Off on Should I See a Sex Therapist or a Sex Coach?

An American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) certified sex therapist and couples counselor is the most qualified to help you solve sexual problems and to fine-tune sex and relationship issues. Certified sex and intimacy coaches are trained to help with communication and fine-tuning, but they are sometimes trying to do sex therapy in the guise of sex coaching.

12May, 2019

Should I See A Couples Counselor or a Sex Therapist?

By |May 12th, 2019|Categories: Couples Counseling|Comments Off on Should I See A Couples Counselor or a Sex Therapist?

There is a lot of confusion about who is qualified to treat sexual problems and relationship problems. Those seeking help have to wade through Google and Psychology Today listings to try to find an appropriate therapist. Just because someone is given a green arrow by Psychology Today does not prove that the therapist is qualified at all.

23Apr, 2019

Flirtation or Harassment? Heightened Fears at the Water Cooler

By |April 23rd, 2019|Categories: Cultural Norms and Sex, Sex Therapy|Comments Off on Flirtation or Harassment? Heightened Fears at the Water Cooler

Headlines abound with new information about Harvey Weinstein’s aggressive and exploitative violation of a woman’s right to self-determination, free will and probable criminal activities. The Weinstein story has rightly highlighted the abuse of power to exploit and rape women. We need look no further than Weinstein, Donald Trump and Bill Cosby to see glaring examples of sexism, groping, using and otherwise exploiting women. Although there are too many men who use and abuse women, there are far more nice guys who insist on clear mutual consent prior to any sex.

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