Baby Boomers Getting Older But Not Giving Up on Sex
Baby Boomers Not Giving Up on Sex This essay from Dr. Pepper Schwartz , featured in ASHA’s newest book Creating a Sexually Healthy Nation, gives the scoop on Baby Boomers
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Female sexual difficulties are more common than you think and impact couples inside and outside the bedroom. When sex isn’t easy how do you even begin this conversation with your partner or, for that matter, your healthcare provider? Sociologist, sexologist and relationship expert Dr. Pepper Schwartz joins our Sex+Health podcast for a three-part discussion on the range of female sexual difficulties and offers practical advice and resources for women (and their partners). You’re not alone!
Baby Boomers Not Giving Up on Sex This essay from Dr. Pepper Schwartz , featured in ASHA’s newest book Creating a Sexually Healthy Nation, gives the scoop on Baby Boomers
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