by Dr. Krista Nabar | Dec 23, 2020 | CSWC Blog
When you start doing therapy, one of the things that you may notice, and that may even be irritating at times, is that you really don’t get to know much about your therapist. This is by design, as the process of therapy is really about focusing as much as possible on...
by Meagan Thomas | Oct 7, 2020 | CSWC Blog
What are we?” “What does this mean?” “Is this something my partner will be ok with?” “How do I tell my partner I need something I am not getting?” All of these are valid questions when getting involved with someone, especially sexually. Too often when we start...
by Jasmin Ahluwalia | Jul 1, 2020 | CSWC Blog
What is sex? Is it about intercourse? Is it about orgasm? Does it include the penis and/or vagina? What is your definition of sex? Does this definition of sex allow you to fully explore and connect with your sexuality or does it limit your expression of...
by Meagan Thomas | May 18, 2020 | CSWC Blog
Relationships change. We all know this. But do we really understand what that means? Relationships can change for a variety of reasons, one of the biggest ones being after a child comes into the family. A couple can go from having sexual...
by Dr. Krista Nabar | Feb 7, 2020 | CSWC Blog
Let me just come right out and state the premise of this blog post: Pornography is not sex education. For some, this may seem obvious. However, in my work as a sex therapist I see case after case of people struggling as they are not living up to “societal”...
by Meagan Thomas | Dec 7, 2020 | CSWC Blog
Family can be such a loaded topic for people! It can bring up so many thoughts, feelings, memories, and associations. For some, those experiences and memories are positive, tied to fond memories, nostalgia, connection and love. For others, those feelings and...
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