Working with couples requires ongoing exploration of sexual behavior and satisfaction within intimate relationships. As a relationship therapist, I would be doing my clients a disservice if I avoided asking questions about sexual habits and satisfaction in their relationship. And so, I dig in with questions like, Who initiates sex most often? If you areContinue reading “Latitude of Arousal: A Clinical Framework for Understanding Sexual Desire”
Tag Archives: Psychology
ChatGPT is Not a Substitute for Therapy
Over the past summer, many of my colleagues and I experienced a noticeable shift in our caseloads. Fewer clients were reaching out to book sessions, and I saw a significant drop in traffic on my Psychology Today page. I tried to pinpoint the reason for this lull and found it was due to a combinationContinue reading “ChatGPT is Not a Substitute for Therapy”
Compatibility: The Myth and Scapegoat
It was a late autumn afternoon and I had just wrapped up my final session for the day. I lit two candles while pulling bags of loose-leaf teas across the counter before my afternoon guest arrived. I had been staying at a family friend’s house in Chagrin Falls for a few weeks while they traveledContinue reading “Compatibility: The Myth and Scapegoat”
The Word Mill 