Celeste Hirschman News Today

Even intimacy experts can fall into a physical funk. Vanessa Marin, a sex therapist, realized she was "bristling" every time her husband, Xander, was attempting physical contact because it had become synonymous as a precursor for sex, which Vanessa admitted to HuffPost, she didn't always desire. To combat what she dubbed "the bristle reaction," she enforced a new policy in their marriage: a nightly make-out sesh.

Your off-the-wall fantasies are more popular than you think.

The Somatica Method and Sexological Bodywork are two distinct forms of somatic therapy that focus on helping individuals develop a deeper connection with their bodies and sexuality. Both modalities are

Among social and economic considerations, more parents are foregoing siblings, choosing to stop at one child.

Many children cut off contact with their parents due to conflict. It’s less common for parents to sever ties with their kids – but it happens, and can be incredibly lonely.

Precarious in-law relationships are a trope that can seem overblown. But for some people, these conflicts are real – and there are many reasons why.

A rising field of professionals is breaking taboos by coaching people, particularly women, in sexual pleasure, helping them discover what they desire and what makes them quiver between the sheets. Said one coach, “It’s like finding who you are for the first time.”