by Kimberly Resnick Anderson | Nov 24, 2016 | Sex Therapy, Sexual Health
Have you noticed your libido dwindling lately? Are you more easily annoyed when your husband or boyfriend initiates sex? If so, you may be one of millions of women suffering from a phenomenon that I dubbed “The Trump Bedroom Backlash.” In my clinical practice, I have...
by Kimberly Resnick Anderson | Sep 20, 2016 | Sex Therapy, Sexual Health
Do you know it was illegal for men to be topless at the beach until 1936? It may seem hard to imagine now, but prior to New York State passing the first law that allowed men to take off their shirts, they were arrested for showing their nipples. A movement has sprung...
by Kimberly Resnick Anderson | Aug 23, 2016 | Sex Therapy
Thanks to the porn industry, urban legend, and general sexual misinformation; there are many questions about female ejaculation (also known as “squirting”). Is it pee? Is it normal? How can I make my girlfriend squirt? How can I stop myself from squirting? Is it a...
by Kimberly Resnick Anderson | Aug 8, 2016 | Sex Therapy
Do you (or someone you love) have a chronic illness that is affecting sexual health? Sexual health is a key component of overall well-being and life satisfaction. Nothing magnifies one’s sense of sexual health (or lack thereof) more than chronic illness. Sex remains...
by Kimberly Resnick Anderson | Jun 24, 2016 | Sex Therapy, Sexual Health
Based on my nearly 25 years of clinical experience, I’ve identified four common, predictable ‘traps’ that couples fall into after dealing with chronic pelvic pain. The ‘traps’ described below, although common, can be avoided by educating couples in advance. Being...
