Posted On: August 12, 2021
There are some sexuality education books relating to puberty more specifically relating to menstruation. Hope you find this list useful! 1. Celebrate Your Body (and Its Changes, Too!): The Ultimate Puberty Book for Girls by Sonya Renee Taylor A body-positive guide to help girls ages 8 to 12 navigate the changes of puberty Puberty can be […]
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Posted On: August 9, 2021
This deck is based on research on neuroscience of pleasure. This is a simplification of what is positive and negative perceived pleasure. Hope this helps to demystify when and why pleasure feels good and not. For sexuality counseling and support, you can book a session with me through www.ErosCoaching.com About Dr. Martha Tara Lee Surrounded […]
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Posted On: August 8, 2021
Porn does not depict reality and it is so important that we keep such conversations going about what is real and what’s not. Here are 5 myths and misconceptions around porn. Additional! Video answers: All about Porn 1. What do you think of porn use? 2. Is watching porn bad? 3. Porn Use Amongst Malaysian Women Watch them […]
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Posted On: August 7, 2021
We run three virtual sexuality festivals with the one in March comprising of 30 presenters, 12 presenters over 5 days. You can watch past recordings we’ve put up here. We are taking a pause on Sugar & Spice festival but launched our monthly talk: Wed 28 April 2021 – Violence Fri 14 May 2021 – […]
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Posted On: August 1, 2021
There is an app for everything including for your menstruation and ovulation. You could also call them fertility apps. Regardless of the name, here is a list of apps I have found. I hope this provides a starting place for you to explore what works for you. Disclaimer: I haven’t used these apps and have […]
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Posted On: July 28, 2021
Clinical Sexologist, Dr. Martha Lee answers FAQs about orgasms →Why don’t men care about the female orgasm? →Can women squirt like in porn? →Will sex toys help females orgasm faster? Latest video is available on YouTube SheThePeople TV! #sexed #sexpositive #sexeducation #sexcounselor #Sexuality #sexologist #sextherapist #sexcoach #sexpert #orgasm #shethepeopletv #asiansexuality #sexualempowerment #SexualWellness #ejaculation #squirting #orgasm […]
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Posted On: July 27, 2021
We run three virtual sexuality festivals with the one in March comprising of 30 presenters, 12 presenters over 5 days. You can watch past recordings we’ve put up here. We are taking a pause on Sugar & Spice festival but launched our monthly talk: Wed 28 April 2021 – Violence Fri 14 May 2021 – […]
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Posted On: July 27, 2021
Genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted disease (STD) that any sexually active person can get. Most people with the virus don’t have symptoms. This is a new deck about how to have navigating having sex with herpes. This is a short link about my answer to the question: “A lady whom I really care for just told me […]
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Posted On: July 26, 2021
“My boyfriend and I had a session with you on 5th Jun 21 because I was facing vaginismus. I want to thank you so much for helping me overcome this problem and I’m so happy to say that we’ve successfully had sex in less than a month of your therapy session. I still remember when […]
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Posted On: July 25, 2021
“I’m so happy to let you know that I’ve finally able to overcome my vaginismus condition. It was recently that I (or rather the both of us) truly enjoy intercourse. Quick update on my life since we last spoke in 2018… We were trying to conceive but didn’t manage to as I was constantly in […]
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Posted On: June 27, 2021
Clinical Sexologist, Dr. Martha Lee answers FAQs about orgasms →Is orgasm a real thing? →How do I know for sure if I’ve had an orgasm? →Is penetration less enjoyable than clitoral stimulation? →Can women orgasm every time with sex? →I get orgasm with masturbation and not sex- Why? →Best position that can make me orgasm […]
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Posted On: June 21, 2021
Resharing this AMAZE Parent Playlist is specifically designed to help parents engage young children (age 4-9) in open, honest conversations about bodies and growing up in a fun, engaging, and age-appropriate way. 1) What Should You Do If You Had Unprotected Sex “I like how this video gives information to cover a wide range of […]
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