Posted On: November 15, 2024
The history of birth control spans millennia, beginning with ancient methods where people employed various strategies to prevent pregnancy. These methods included using animal intestines or other materials as barriers and utilizing herbal remedies for inducing abortion (Smith, 2018). Condoms, a form of barrier contraception, trace their origins to ancient civilizations where animal bladders or […]
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Posted On: November 14, 2024
The 4B movement is an extreme feminist protest that has emerged in response to pervasive gender inequalities, first originating in South Korea and now inspiring global conversations about women’s rights, autonomy, and resistance to male-dominated societal structures. This movement, though controversial, is just the latest chapter in a long history of gender-based boycotts aimed at […]
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Posted On: November 3, 2024
As someone who didn’t have proper etiquette taught to me by my parents, I’ve often found myself feeling socially awkward and unsure of what to do in social situations. Watching others navigate these gatherings is not the same as knowing the right actions to take. As holiday gatherings approach—whether with friends, family, or colleagues—practicing good […]
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Posted On: November 1, 2024
For decades, hormonal birth control has been a popular contraceptive method for women. However, recent studies have raised concerns about its impact on mental health, particularly depression. Many women have reported experiencing mood changes while using birth control pills, leaving them wondering about the relationship between these two factors. In this blog post, we’ll explore […]
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Posted On: October 15, 2024
As a relationship counselor and clinical sexologist, I believe that continuous learning and expanding our understanding of human sexuality are crucial for both professionals and individuals seeking to improve their intimate lives. That’s why I’ve curated a comprehensive list of 100 essential sexology books that cover a wide range of topics from sexual health and […]
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Posted On: October 11, 2024
This is a list of ALL my online courses which you can purchase at a glance… ​ 1. Sex & Sexuality 101 As a Relationship Counselor and Clinical Sexologist in practice since 2009, Dr. Martha Tara Lee is a familiar name and face when it comes to positive sexuality and expression with her popular workshops and […]
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Posted On: October 11, 2024
Are stress and overwhelm taking control of your life? Break free and reclaim your inner strength with our exclusive one-hour virtual workshop Led by seasoned relationship counselor and clinical sexologist Dr Martha Tara Lee of Eros Coaching, this session is your gateway to transforming stress into strength and building the resilience you need to thrive. In […]
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Posted On: October 1, 2024
As a sexologist, I understand that low libido can be a complex issue with many underlying causes. Here are some of the most common reasons why someone might not be interested in sex, along with practical advice for addressing each issue: Stress: High levels of stress can interfere with our ability to feel sexual desire. […]
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Posted On: September 28, 2024
Why the ‘Polyamory and Breakups’ Resource? Polyam breakups are challenging to navigate. You are broken hearted. You may not being able to seek outside support because people in your life don’t understand and/or will just blame your breakup on polyamory; invalidating your feelings in the process. You’re questioning whether it’s ok to ask for support […]
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Posted On: September 28, 2024
Let’s Talk About Having Sex and Intimacy with Whoever You Want to Have Sex and Intimacy With Go Deeper Do you love sex and intimacy? Do you want to explore greater depths? Learn something new about your pleasure or pleasure for your partners? Like all areas of life, there is never an end to what […]
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Posted On: September 18, 2024
To be an effective sex counselor, there are no shortcuts. Three core elements are essential: Strong communication skills: This includes language proficiency, presence, and charisma. For example, I have a Bachelor’s in Communications, which has been invaluable in honing these abilities. Counseling training: A solid foundation in counseling, such as a Master’s in Counseling, is […]
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Posted On: September 18, 2024
Many married women experience feelings of loneliness despite being in committed relationships . A recent ChannelNews Asia article highlighted how daily routines, lack of emotional connection, unmet needs for affection, and unresolved conflicts can gradually create emotional distance between partners . Over time, this can lead women to seek emotional support elsewhere, feel frustrated, and […]
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