What Do I Do If I Just Don't Like Sex?
“I think I’m broken.”
“I hate the thought of being touched anymore. I could live the rest of my life without having sex again. Does this mean I am asexual?”
“Sex is the last thing I want to do. All my partner and I do is fight about it.”
These are just a few of the statements I have heard over the years, working with women as a Certified Sex Therapist and relationship counselor.
Books for Bonding with your Child
Parents looking to help their children become emotionally self-sufficient should start integrating weekly hangout time with their children. If starting this new routine feels uncomfortable, beginning the first few hangouts with expressive art books together is easy.
Finding Connection with Your Teens
When our cute little kids turn into teenagers a lot of changes take place developmentally. There is a strange new odor in the air, moods may swing (sometimes amazingly quick!) and one of the harder relational aspects of change is it is common for teens to stop seeking or accepting physical affection and they often stop talking to their parents. While they communicate plenty with their friends, unfortunately, they may not do the same to their parents. This can be a painful and sometimes abrupt change for a parent to make sense of and it is normal to experience hurt feelings. Who knew our kids could hurt our feelings so much?!
It’s my first time to therapy, what should I expect?
Andréa Martin, CSW writes blog about first time therapy session
Faith Transitions: Managing Relationship Transitions, When Faith Transitions
Tim Chamblin, LCSW writes about Faith Transitions
How to Free Ourselves from the Inner Critic
Helene Omansky, LCSW write about our Inner Critic
What are Microaggressions and Their Impact on Mental Health?
Alyssa Grossen, MSW Intern writes about Microaggressions and Racism and how it impacts Mental Health.