Learning how to recognise the sexual side effects of SSRIs can be critical in order to overcome one of the major reasons why patients discontinue their medications.
The surprising truth about desire everyone needs to know.
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Not everyone wants to access face to face sex therapy and online courses are suitable for many.
Discover how nearly everything that you’ve been led to believe about female sexuality isn’t actually true.
Relationship and sex hacks to support your practice.
90% of new parents report concerns about their sex life. These short films from Natalie Rosen help open lines of communication between partners and health care providers.
A task to complete alone or with a partner, to increase self-understanding and build the foundations of good sex.
A cornerstone technique in sex therapy used to remove pressure and increase communication.
For this short exercise take 10 minutes to take stock of how your sex life is going, where you want it to go, and how to get there.
Our selection of the most useful or cutting edge publications and guidance.
Fascinating research from Val Wongsomboom et al (2023) highlights something we’ve not known before (in the research literature, anyway) which is that men who have sex with men fake orgasms at a much higher rate than men who have sex with women.
Sex research has for too long been over focused on the experience of cis people further marginalising the experiences of trans and non-binary people in society. Goldbach et al (2022) put the trans experience at the centre of their sexual satisfaction study.
Cis hetero men who describe themselves as feminists show up on measures of sexual attitude and function differently to men who don’t align themselves with feminist views (Silva et al, 2022)
Too often sexual satisfaction for trans and non binary people has been viewed through a lens of the impact of medical transition. Lindley et al (2021) conclude this misses out vital parts of the picture.
Peragine et al (2022) examine the relationship between the pleasure that people experience the first time they are sexual with another person and their feelings about sex long term
Our blogs, skill building videos and pieces written with health professionals in mind.
Cis hetero men who describe themselves as feminists show up on measures of sexual attitude and function differently to men who don’t align themselves with feminist views (Silva et al, 2022)
Learning how to recognise the sexual side effects of SSRIs can be critical in order to overcome one of the major reasons why patients discontinue their medications.
Despite the relationship between sexual function, pelvic floor function and pelvic pain being a complex one, there is some evidence to suggest a close relationship between the pelvic floor and sexual problems.
Fascinating research from Val Wongsomboom et al (2023) highlights something we’ve not known before (in the research literature, anyway) which is that men who have sex with men fake orgasms at a much higher rate than men who have sex with women.
Sex research has for too long been over focused on the experience of cis people further marginalising the experiences of trans and non-binary people in society. Goldbach et al (2022) put the trans experience at the centre of their sexual satisfaction study.
