Sex Is a Language
Porn, sexual fantasies, and how to talk about them
Judy Scheel Ph.D., L.C.S.W., CEDS
Biases against women and women's sexuality are deeply ingrained.
Where does a therapist draw the line in determining whether to see eating disorder patients virtually or in-person? What motivates the decision?
Unearthing sexism through a psychoanalytic lens: gender beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors regarding sex.
What is overtly stated is not necessarily the truth about our needs and desires.
Coronavirus brought the quest for more toilet paper and porn, current-day commodities.
What is it that a woman feels during middle age that causes her to develop an eating disorder?
A relational look at BDSM.
Performance issues related to age, pornography, and inter-personal and psychological problems are all treatable.
The symptoms, rituals, and behaviors of eating disorders often parallel and reveal life in general for the sufferer; sex is one story eating disorders tell.
Children ask questions about many topics, including sex. Often, parents are uncomfortable with the subject matter. Sensibility and comfort level go a long way in sex talks.