What is sexual grief? According to Edy Nathan (2023), sexual grief is a natural response to an unnatural sexually traumatic event or experience which can occur over the span of one’s life. I recently took a webinar from Edy, who was talking about her book-in-the-works, Healing Sexual Grief and wanting

Desire and sex is one of the most common issues that people present with in my sex therapy practice.  Issues or concerns about desire and sex, “mismatched” desire, low desire, and lack of desire, are some of the most common concerns that clients are coming to me with and seeking

Do-It-Yourself Dating: Part 1- Pre-Dating One of my favorite areas to counsel people is in the area of dating.  It is such a meaningful and exciting time for people, yet very rarely do I think people go into dating with thought, knowledge, and intention.  Dating is one of the MOST

Tantra Sexuality: Weaving Spirit and Sex Sit or lay down, with your partner or with yourself.  And breathe.  A deep, abdominal breath.  And do it again.  And just by breathing, you have the foundation of improving your sexual experience through tantra sexuality. An area of interest of mine for some

As I prepare a presentation for the 2016 Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (TAMFT) Annual Conference in a few weeks in San Antonio, TX, I wanted to write my second blog in the series related to the locations that I serve about Online Sex Therapy in Texas. SexTherapy-Online,

This is the first of a five-part blog series about the locations that SexTherapy-Online regularly serves. SexTherapy-Online is an online sex therapy and sex counseling practice that serves the residents of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Texas.  Each state has a unique population to serve and unique issues

Is online sex therapy right for you?  Clients are sometimes hesitant to start sex therapy online, preferring to see me in person.  But that quickly changes when they realize how many benefits there are to seeing me online. In fact, many clients who have the option to see me in

I get asked this question all the time: from professionals, from prospective clients, from strangers on the street (well not really, but sometimes!).  And like most blogs I write, the answer isn’t simple OR short-winded! I became interested in online therapy after I moved my practice from the metropolitan area