229. Sex Med Advocate and ISSWSH President - ...

On today's episode I review the 2026 ISSWSH conference, sharing insights on women's sexual health, hormone therapy, and recent research developments. This episode covers upcoming events, new products, and key takeaways from the conference, providing valuable knowledge for clinici ...  Show more

This week on You Are Not Broken, I’m joined by the strong, grounded, and refreshingly honest Alicia Erickson for a conversation about midlife reinvention — from hormones to heavy lifting. We talk about the real-life impact of perimenopause (and why projects like The M Factor: Shr ...  Show more

Do  you know which sex organ I consider the most important? It happens to be your brain. On this episode we are discussing the connection between mental and sexual health, and how it is time we took the shame out of sex therapy. Who needs a sex therapist? How can you find a great ...  Show more

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<span>Today on the Sexology Podcast we are celebrating our 200th episode! We’ll be revisiting past episodes that our listeners selected as the ones that helped them the most and provided the best sex advice.</span> <span>  </span>

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<span>Welcome to episode 178 of the Sexology Podcast! Today I am delighted to welcome</span> <span>Dr.</span><span> Holly Richmond back to the podcast. In this episode she speaks with me about shame after sexual trauma, how survivors can regain their desire, learning to ...

Antidepressants are notorious for their sexual side effects, including diminished sexual desire and difficulties with arousal and orgasm. It was long thought that these side effects were temporary; however, a growing number of people are reporting persistent sexual difficultie ...