When a woman owns her sexual being and desires, when she can give voice to her needs without worrying about her partner’s reactions, she is on the road to “erotic integrity.” As Dr. Six says, making this step is about more than the bedroom — it is about women saying “We are enough. We are not broken.”
5 Ways To Spot a Guy Who’s Terrified of Commitment
“While there’s nothing wrong with wanting to tear each other’s clothes off all the time, if that’s the only thing he’s down to do, He’s not in this relationship for the long haul” says Claudia Six, PhD, sexologist and relationship coach, and author of Erotic Integrity : How To Be True To Yourself Sexually. Read full Read More
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Became a Sexologist
Cosmo.com wrote a piece about me! 1. Sessions are more about feelings than sex positions. “Clinical sexology” might sound like I know every sex position under the sun, but what I do is actually pretty similar to couples’ therapy. In my practice, sessions are rarely about how to have more orgasms, or how to last Read More
What Trump doesn’t know about women
With all the talk of Trump’s deplorable attitude towards women, I think we need a more learned perspective: a sexologist’s view.
my SIXTH (how fitting) book award!
Readers’ Favorite Book Awards granted me HONORABLE MENTION for Erotic Integrity.
How to Introduce Power Play Into the Bedroom
Sex therapist Claudia Six, Ph.D., recommends talking about what exactly each of you wants to try and what you want to get out of it in advance. To make sure anybody can back out at any time, it’s helpful to establish a code word completely unrelated to sex, like “watermelon” or “grapefruit.” (…) If you Read More