Research suggests a strong connection between trauma, PTSD, and sexual dysfunction, showing how past experiences can shape intimacy. Many people who have experienced childhood abuse or neglect, adult sexual assault, or military trauma struggle with PTSD symptoms, which can affect their ability to connect emotionally and physically.

In January 2025 Kimberly completed a 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teachers Training Program presented by The Awareness Training Institute and in collaboration with Greater Good Science Center, University of California, Berkeley.

Sexual and emotional intimacy is more satisfying than detached, high-risk, and harmful sexual behavior.

I recently attended the AASECT 2024 annual conference in St. Louis, MO as an exhibitor for MendEd.

Find support and education for the sexual dysfunctions you’re experiencing with MendEd and other resources by Kimberly Keiser.

Your sexual freedom is a human right. Everyone deserves to live a life free of sexual concerns, dysfunctions, and problems. Life is full of consensual, pleasurable, and enjoyable sex. The MendEd courses provide the foundation to support you on this path.

The added value of group psychotherapy is that attachment and a variety of relationships occur as the relationships in a psychotherapy group are multi-faceted and include group members' relationships with each other, the group, and the therapist.

Have you ever wondered why some people are more impacted by negative events than others? Or why do some people seem to bounce back after significant traumatic experiences while others suffer for years or over the course of a lifetime from the impacts of trauma?

In our Sex+ Symposium, we learned about the underreported topic of mother-son incest and its impact on victims.