Photo by Katie Joie on UnsplashBy Katrina Bouchard This post is a summary of a recently published article from the Couples and Sexual Health Lab with our close collaborators at Université de Montréal: Rosen, N. O., Vaillancourt-Morel, M.-P., Corsini-Munt, S., Steben,...

Photo by Kelly Sikkema from UnsplashBy Grace Schwenck This blog is a summary of our published article: Tutelman, P. R., Dawson, S. J., Schwenck, G. C., & Rosen, N. O. (2021). A Longitudinal Examination of Common Dyadic Coping and Sexual Distress in New Parent...

Photo by Oziel Gómez from UnsplashBy Katrina Bouchard This post is a summary of a recently published article from the Couples and Sexual Health Lab with our close collaborators at Université de Montréal: Bergeron, S., Vaillancourt-Morel, M.-P., Corsini-Munt, S.,...

Believe it or not, the key to keeping sex exciting and satisfying in long term relationships may be communication! We know that sexual communication (e.g., couples having a conversation about their sexual preferences at a time when they are not engaging in sexual activity) is beneficial for the relationship and sexual well-being of couples [1]. But what about the potential benefits of communication during sex? Sexual talk refers to the communication that occurs between partners exclusively during sexual activity and that is about the sexual interaction itself (i.e., expressing to one’s partner the pleasure they feel while engaging in a sexual act) [2]. Yet, sexual talk has largely been kept under the covers一until now!

Photo by Dainis Graveris from UnsplashBy Brenna Bagnell This blog is a summary of our published article: Rosen, N. O., Dawson, S., Brooks, M., & Kellogg-Spadt, S. (2019). Treatment of vulvodynia: Pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches. Drugs, 79,...