The nature of your ability to experience desire, arousal, climaxing and orgasm can change depending on many factors. Arousal leading to climaxing can be complicated
When I talk to my clients about sexology and understanding themselves as sexual human beings, I talk about three things – awareness, self-awareness and deep
In this Vaginismus series blog, Dr Suzanne Belton joins me all the way from Australia to discuss what the latest medical research tells us about
The Woman Up! podcast hosted by Hazel Larkin of traumarecovery.ie invited me recently to be a guest on her new podcast, which is by women,
In the latest edition of Stellar Magazine, I talk to journalist Jade Hayden about the condition of vaginismus, the reasons why women come seeking help
In my previous Ask The Expert vaginismus blog, Specialist Pelvic Physiotherapist Lorraine Boyce, aka The Down Below Physio, talked about the connection between the pelvic
This vaginismus series blog explores the connection between breathwork, the pelvic floor and intimacy. Breathwork is an intentional breathing practice that serves a purpose, and
Vaginismus and painful sex symptoms have physical and psychosexual components, which is why in this vaginismus blog series, we are focusing on the pelvic floor
Grace Alice O’Shea is a qualified sex educator, sex and intimacy specialist and an award-winning author of the recently published book Sex Educated. In this
In this vaginismus series article, special guest and psychologist Dr Maria McEvoy kindly shares some insights and findings about her research into Vaginismus, what to consider when choosing therapies & interventions which have a positive impact, and the barriers preventing women from seeking help.
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