What if the key to reigniting your relationship isn't trying to recreate the past, but learning how to evolve your intimacy with time?

Healthy relationships are born when two healthy, balanced adults come together.

While men and women may express their needs differently on the surface, both engage in sex to fulfil emotional and physical needs.

One the biggest challenges I see couples face is the misunderstanding and differing expectations around what it means to be in a healthy rel

Being intimate involves opening up and sharing parts of ourselves that are delicate, fragile, and would cause great pain.

People often associate intimacy with physical closeness, but it is much more than that. 

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When the relationship is "broken" sex suffers

On Sunday 1st April the Straits Times (the main English-language daily broadsheet newspaper in Singapore) ran an article titled "Sexual wellness items are now being sold openly on supermarket and pharmacy shelves and online grocery stores".

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The two articles published by the BBC this week (see below) are a good reminder of yet another dialogue we are not having: sex in the latter years of life. Let's remember that we have the potential to be sexual until the end of our days. Needs change with age and we can do more to educate people to healthily enjoy their partnerships and sexual activities, no matter the age.

Many people lack the basic information to enjoy a healthy, fun and pleasurable sexual experience. And often, those who use the internet, learn from porn, which is entertainment and NOT EDUCATION.

Reach out to someone who can help, the silence must stop and the pain can be alleviated. A painful reminder of the silent suffering endured by women. Nearly one in 10 British women finds sex painful, according to a big study.

The fact that we don't talk about sex and relationships does not make the suffering people experience because of them less serious or less important. As the awareness and acceptance of this suffering are so low, the first step must be that of bringing it to light. And it is within this light that I see my work as more important than ever.

Readers asked, “We are married for a long time and have no more passion. How can we reignite our passion?”

Men and women alike are curious about anal sex and many would like to introduce it in their relationship, but don’t know how to go about it. Today I share some considerations on introducing anal sex into your relationship.

About 10 to 25% of men globally are affected by a totally normal condition that often causes great distress: commonly known as Pearly Penile Papules or Penile Pearls.

Here are some insights on women’s sexual experiences. I am going to use the findings from a 2016 study, which for the first time gives us a coherent view on the sexual challenges women experience globally.

Children know more than we parents imagine. As parents we’re always being tested. Speaking about sex with our children is easier than we imagine.