Powered by RedCircle What does it mean if you can’t orgasm with a partner, even though you can experience pleasure or reach orgasm alone? Difficulty reaching orgasm during partnered sex can involve performance pressure, trouble staying present, insufficient or...
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Powered by RedCircle Changes in erections can sometimes reveal more than changes in sexual performance. They may offer important clues about cardiovascular health, metabolic health, hormones, sleep, stress, and overall well-being. In this episode of the Sexology...
Powered by RedCircle What Do Women Really Want in Bed? What do women really want in bed? There is no single answer that applies to every woman. However, better sex often starts with understanding your partner’s unique experience of pleasure instead of relying on...
Powered by RedCircle Should You Have Sex When You’re Not in the Mood? Should you have sex when you’re not in the mood? You should never feel pressured or obligated to have sex. However, you also may not need to feel spontaneous sexual desire before you begin...
Powered by RedCircl Why can trauma make you lose interest in sex, disconnect from your body, or freeze during intimacy? In this episode of the Sexology Podcast, somatic instructor Liz Tenuto, also known as The Workout Witch, explains how trauma affects the nervous...
Powered by RedCircle Can a relationship survive infidelity? Yes, some couples are able to rebuild trust, emotional intimacy, and a satisfying sex life after an affair—but recovery often requires understanding what happened, repairing the betrayal, and creating...
Powered by RedCircle Why are you attracted to emotionally unavailable people, even when you want a secure and fulfilling relationship? Attraction patterns can be shaped by attachment experiences, cultural messages, unmet emotional needs, and past relationships...
Back in the Fast Lane: Getting Your Erection’s Sensitivity Back and Preventing Delayed Ejaculation
At first glance, delayed ejaculation might sound like a good thing. After all, you can have sex for as long as you like without ending the pleasure with your orgasm. But that’s not the whole picture. Many who have delayed ejaculation have other issues in the bedroom....
Keeping Sex Fun While Trying to Conceive: A Sex Therapist’s Guide to Staying Connected
Trying to conceive starts as an exciting chapter. But what happens when baby-making sex begins to feel more like a task than a source of pleasure and connection? As a sex therapist offering virtual sex therapy, I often work with couples who are surprised by how much...
Myths About BDSM | Virtual Sex Therapy in Los Angeles
Kinky sex is widely misunderstood, even as it has risen to meteoric popularity. Some people think that BDSM and kink are a result of trauma or that consent isn’t involved. Even the psychological community has pathologized some kinky behavior. Yet healthy kinky...