Start with teaching correct names for body parts, then use these 2 tools.

Condoms and vaginal health: 3 things to consider if you have sensitivities.

Looking for a one stop resource for all things menopause? Dr. Jen Gunter covers it all to help you prepare for midlife, menopause and beyond.

Do you want to know how sexual desire works and how it can be cultivated? Dr. Lori Brotto shares the research-based truths about desire that might literally transform your sex life!

Edging is a sexual exploration practice of building arousal and delaying orgasm. By slowing down your experience, you may discover more about your body, your arousal and your pleasure.

This book by Dr. Holly Richmond, PhD, is a compassionate sex positive guide for your healing journey into pleasure after sexual trauma.

Congratulations!! You carried and birthed a whole human. Now what? Sex after a baby may be quite the challenge. You are not alone. Let’s talk about how it really is with facts and tips to help you navigate your sex life postpartum.

This book is a “how to” resource that is a simple to follow, step-by-step guide designed to put you on the path to healing and pain-free intercourse.

Listen in on this conversation loaded with tips and strategies for parents on talking to your kids about sex. I was delighted to be a guest on the Confessions of a Super Mom Wannabe podcast with Kristen Wheeler.

Women often censor themselves in their experience with pleasure and passion by not giving themselves the freedom to make noise during sex. Copulatory vocalizations are natural and normal.

There is a significant number of people on antidepressants and they are not always aware of the possible side effects, especially to their sexual health. Learn more about how SSRIs may be affecting your sex life.

A puberty book with a body-positive focus for girls ages 8+

Sex education for the majority of girls includes the internal female anatomy, but often leaves out the external. This blog is designed to give you a basic overview of female external anatomy. It can also be used to help give parents language to use as they educate their children about their bodies.

This book is a solid resource for my over 50 crowd. As the author points out, “wrinkles and decades of birthdays are no deterrent to hot sex.”

Do I need to douche? No, the vagina is a self cleaning organ.

Medications can affect your sexual health and it is always smart to ask about side effects BEFORE starting any medication.

Sexual health is part of your overall health, but many people find it uncomfortable to talk about.

Feel more prepared to navigate your role as your child's sexual health educator.

Orgasms are good for you! Learn some of the healthy benefits.

Testosterone and estrogen levels are higher in the morning.