Tips from Boston Sex Therapist Dr. Aline Zoldbrod
You've heard of the Golden Rule, right? Well it doesn't exactly work in the bedroom - you've got to communicate!
Have you experienced a drop in your desire for sex? Does this upset you? What would you like to do about it?
Read more from Dr. Aline Zoldbrod on how women can overcome a decreased sex drive.
Does your partner kiss or touch you the wrong way sometimes? You need to communicate your sexual preferences in the right way to your partner.
Do you have questions about sexuality or sex? Your health care provider may not bring up topics like this, but it doesn't mean you can't!
About miscarriage, Dr. Aline Zoldbrod says: “Many people minimize it,” Zoldbrod comments. “It’s incredibly traumatic.”
Dr. Zoldbrod offers plenty of good advice, including “The most important thing for women who miscarried,” says Zoldbrod, “is to join a miscarriage support group. In a miscarriage support group, people understand your pain. Another really terrible thing about miscarriage — or being infertile — is the unbelievable envy one feels when one sees pregnant women…in a miscarriage support group, no one will tell you you’re going to hell for having those feelings.”
Have you considered doing a Body Map to learn more about yourself and your sexual desire?
Dr. Z is cited in this excellent article on women and reclaiming sexual desire from the American Counseling Association in October 2017.
Are you taking depression or anti-psycotic medications and having trouble in your sex life such as decreased desire?
According to a study, 56% of women faked an orgasm at least some of the time. Why? They gave multiple reasons, and each one can be addressed!
Read more about what Dr. Aline Zoldbrod recommends so you won't have to fake orgasms!
The holidays can be a very tough time for people who have experienced infertility. If you have children, the number one thing to be is empathetic. Put yourself in their shoes.
Can alcohol cause erectile dysfunction? It sure seemed to be the case with one client of Boston sex therapist Dr. Aline Zoldbrod.
Dr. Zoldbrod knows how much harder it is for women to orgasm than men, particularly in longer term relationships when juggling work, friends, and often kids make life seem verwhelming.
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