by Stephanie Buehler | Jan 21, 2014 | About Sex Therapy, Great Sex for Couples, Orgasms, Sex Therapy in Newport Beach, Sex Therapy in Orange County
Sex therapists frequently state that sex is about the journey, not the destination. Meaning, foreplay is more important than orgasm, and relationship is more important than foreplay. Fair enough, but sometimes what someone needs is a good toe-curling orgasm to...
by Stephanie Buehler | Dec 19, 2013 | About Sex Therapy, Great Sex for Women, Orgasms
A woman’s body goes through many changes during menopause. One such change is that estrogen levels are going down. When estrogen goes down, testosterone also goes down. That is because estrogen is needed to make testosterone. Little estrogen means that the...
by Stephanie Buehler | Dec 9, 2013 | About Sex Therapy, Great Sex for Couples, Sex Therapy in Newport Beach, Sex Therapy in Orange County
Wondering what to do with and for your partner for the holidays? You may be thinking about material gifts, but maybe there’s more to sex and love during the winter months. Here are ten ideas for sexy to do’s over Christmas and New Year’s. Keep an...
by Stephanie Buehler | Dec 3, 2013 | About Sex Therapy, Marriage and Relationships, Sex Therapy in Newport Beach, Sex Therapy in Orange County
What do you know about people with Asperger Syndrome (also called Asperger’s Syndrome, or AS)? Most likely your impressions come from movies and television programs that feature such individuals, sometimes realistically but sometimes simply for the...
by Stephanie Buehler | Oct 24, 2013 | About Sex Therapy, Great Sex for Couples, Sex Therapy in Newport Beach
Fetish behavior is perhaps the most confusing of all sexual behavior. How can someone get a sexual charge out of kissing a woman’s calves or dressing up in a blue latex suit? No one is exactly sure of the answer, but this variation in sexual behavior is more...
by Stephanie Buehler | Oct 15, 2013 | About Sex Therapy
I’ve tuned into “Masters of Sex” the past few weeks to see how the film captured the larger-than-life personality of Virginia Johnson and the chilly persona of Dr. William Masters. The organizational red tape Masters had to go through to get...
