Relationships can be difficult. It can be stressful to be in a romantic partnership even on a good day. Bringing that tension and stress into the treatment room can be challenging for the therapist, as well. In this online training … Read More
We are in a culture in the U.S. that teaches ideas about sexuality that are antiquated, misogynistic, and outdated. Our educational system even produces trained psychotherapists who can hold unconscious and misguided biases and beliefs about sexuality. Unfortunately, these therapists … Read More
Trump’s recent action to rescind former President Obama’s school bathroom order has put our transgender and gender nonconforming (TG/NC) youth at renewed and heightened risk, both for violence and discrimination, but also for suicide, mental illness, and self-harm. The American … Read More
One of the reasons I became a Sex Therapist was that for many years I was working as a Couple’s therapist and trying desperately to help couples survive the rocky terrain of marriage and long term committed partnerships. I found … Read More
Want to be a sex therapist? Or be a better couple’s therapist? If you are a professional working with couples to improve their sex lives, I want to invite you to the Sex Therapy U (MAKE THIS LINK LIVE) trainings … Read More
This study, “Tell Me About A Time When I was Awesome,” is from a ‘Best Self Study’ at Harvard Business School, and indicates that performance improves when we are told we are good at something. It is called ‘best self … Read More
Do you ever feel sleepy in your sessions? It happens sometimes. For me it doesn’t necessarily mean I need a nap. It can be an indication that the person sitting across from me isn’t in their feelings. My awareness of … Read More
It’s actually not, and you can play an important role in helping couples who have decided on divorce, to end their union with civility, new self-awareness, and good will. In this video for Psychotherapy Networker, I will walk you through … Read More
How do you work with and understand couples who have a non-traditional lifestyle that may not align with your own? I answered this question for therapists who are subscribed to New Harbinger Publication’s e-newsletter list. Working with Couples in Non-Traditional … Read More
With summer coming to a close, children returning to school, and the temperatures beginning to drop, it’s a great time to create more heat in the bedroom with a more passionate and erotic sex life. We are still offering the … Read More