If you are visiting my website, perhaps you are like many of my clients who are:
These and many other intimacy and sexual concerns have been part of my practice since 1988 when I began working with a diverse array of individuals, couples and families. It is estimated that most people will experience a sexual difficulty at some time in their lives but competent help is available and many (if not most) can experience relief or improvement .
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Diplomate in Clinical Social Work
Diplomate in Sex Therapy and Sexology
Certified Sex Therapy and Sexuality Counselor Supervisor and CE Provider
Adjunct Professor, Washington University in St Louis, Brown School (2202-2017)
Co-Author, Sensate Focus in Sex Therapy: The Illustrated Manual
Sex, Religion, and Politics: Understanding and Challenging the Beliefs that Shape Our Experiences
More infoOne of my passions is providing medical and wellness professionals with practical information needed to address the whole person, including sexuality concerns of their clients and patients.
Fifty years after the publication of Master’s & Johnson’s years long laboratory research detailing EXACTLY what happens in the human body during sex, we gathered at the Annual meeting of The American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists in Las Vegas in 2017 to honor them.
Read moreAs a sexologist I often see patients who have visited two levels of providers before getting to me for help with sexual concerns. Often they have seen a physician or nurse practitioner, and then a marriage or relationship therapist. Sometimes, they have not been asked, nor do they bring up their sexual concerns.
Read moreYou’ve heard about Sensate Focus, right? That sex therapy technique that helps people with sexual problems? And you know that it works by having people touch each other without expecting anything sexy to happen, right? But why in the world does this actually help with sexual problems?
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