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Marty Klein Ph.dPsychology Today |
Many people with sex concerns don't realize that shame is their biggest problem.
While most adults masturbate, many people limit their enjoyment of it.
Knowing what isn't "low desire" is a crucial clinical skill.
There are many ways to evaluate sex. Counting orgasms isn't a very good way.
When couples argue about porn, what are they really arguing about?
Sex therapists treat people, not genitals—so we face profound ethical dilemmas.
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