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

Faking orgasm is sexual miscommunication. Read some tips and conversations starters to quit faking because your pleasure matters!

In fact, you CAN get pregnant from pre-cum.

Testosterone and estrogen levels are higher in the morning.

Arousal is the physiological changes in your body that occur when you are sexually excited.

The shape, size and flexibility of a hymen is unique to each person.

Are there really different types of female orgasms? Let's just say there isn't one "right" answer.

My partner wants to try something new in the bedroom. I ‘m not comfortable with it. What now?

Music is proven to have a very powerful effect on our behavior.

The truth about desire is that there is more than one style or pattern.

Good communication is one of the keys to a nourishing relationship.

Looking for some foreplay ideas? Use all your senses to increase your pleasure, fun, and arousal!

Adding a personal lubricant into your sex life is not just for when you need a little “extra,” but can enhance your sexual activity and make it feel “extra!”

The truth about the infamous G-spot, is it isn’t really a “spot.” There is no magic love button. This area is a connected part of the whole clitoris network.

Your home is the ideal place for your children to learn about their body, sexuality, relationships, consent and ALL things related to their sexual health. Parents you can be your child’s sex educator!

A few ideas for learning something new about sexual health.

Are multiple orgasms possible? Yes they are and here are some tips for exploring and enjoying more pleasure.

What is an orgasm, how do I make it happen and other frequently questions from women about the Big O!

Fun fact: The word clitoris is thought to come from the Greek word, kleis, a key. It’s the key to unlocking the door to pleasure.

A shared journal is one way to open the doors for communication and conversation with your child.