by Katherine Forsythe, MSW Intimacy, Sexuality, and Relationship Counselor In the past several months, we’ve been chatting about our sexuality as a woman – the unique way each of us articulates our own womanhood. This is our final installment inThe Wheel of Sexuality© series.
Eleven women sat in a circle last week at my monthly Sex on the Porch series, where we discuss all matters of womanhood. It’s a wonderfully wild and reassuring conversation. Women of all flavors at midlife and beyond get answers to pressing qu
If you’re a Virgo (August 22-September 21), you probably already know that some Virgo* habits are viewed by potential partners as un-sexy. by Jamie Kahl , SF Bay Area Astrologer Have you ever been called “picky,” “
Ooooooh, yes! Touch me there, again! This month, we’re exploring the next major ingredient on The Wheel of Sexuality: Sensuality. by Katherine Forsythe, MSW Intimacy, Sexuality, and Relationship Counselor This is the third article in a
by Katherine Forsythe, MSW Intimacy, Sexuality, and Relationship Counselor Intimacy was born in “prehistoric” times – and so was the difference in how men and women interpret it. Intimacy, in the true sense of the word, is the need to
What has shaped your womanhood? Have you wondered why you think dramatically differently than your best friend (or even your own daughter!) about behavior, values, dress, and attitude towards men? by Katherine Forsythe, MSW Sexuality & In
It no longer surprises me when a regular hypnotherapy client suddenly confides that she suffers from sexual issues. Typically this comes up after we have worked together for some time and solved other problems using hypnosis. byJane Ransom, Ce
It was a dark and stormy night. The fire was blazing in the fireplace. Only the flickering flames lit the room. We lay together on the deep fur of the bear rug, near enough to feel the calming warmth of the fire radiating through our bodies.
He washed his car before he picked you up. He chose the restaurant du jour because he knew that you adored Thai. The dinner repartee was clever, rich and intense. by Katherine Forsythe, MSW Intimacy, Sexuality, and Relationship Counselor A
You know all of the good-for-you arguments for becoming more physically active, but here’s an especially attractive reward: exercise can improve your sex life! Being physically active helps you feel more interested in sex, gives you the energy a
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