How did you learn about sex? Learn more about sex education in the U.S. and how sex therapy can support healthy sexual functioning.

A third of reproductive-aged women have low sexual desire and problems with sexual arousal. Our 12-week sex-positive psychotherapy program is starting soon to help promote a more positive sexual experience.

Read how, in sex therapy, we focus on teaching you the skills to give you more control over your body during intimacy.

Yes, sex after 50 and beyond has its challenges, but it can also be satisfying and joyful if we learn, adapt, and explore. For our latest Sex Plus Symposium session, we were joined by Joan Price. She discussed the major sexual concerns seniors may be reluctant to share, along with the answers to their most common questions.

Kimberly Keiser answers Sioux Falls' questions about sex, trauma, and more in this new Free Game podcast.

“If my wife and I don’t have sex for 2 or more weeks, I start to get irritable, frustrated and every little thing about her bothers me. How do I cope with this frustration?”

Will I ever enjoy sex again? We take an in-depth look at genital pain in both men and women.

“My wife of 10 years has lost complete interest in having sex. She would be fine never doing it again.” Low sexual desire is probably one of the most common things that a sex therapist sees.

Women vary with regard to the age in which they first have an orgasm, how consistently they have orgasms and how much value they put on them.

There are many reasons why women may experience low sexual desire. In this post, we dive into the different treatment options for a woman who’s experiencing low sexual desire.

Low sexual desire in women is the most common presenting complaint in our practice. Learn more about why this happens to women and what they should know.

“I feel upset with my husband when he doesn’t help me with the household chores. How can I feel sexual desire for him when I have so many resentments about this?”