Couples and Sexual Health Research Laboratory

Welcome to the Couples
and Sexual Health Laboratory

A leading research facility for couples
and sexual health in Nova Scotia.

If you or your partner are interested in a being a part of our research do not hesitate to contact us.

Our lab’s director focuses on understanding how couples cope with sexual problems or changes to their sexual relationship.

Read about our research

Check out our publications page for the findings from our recent studies.

Does how I respond to my partner’s low desire matter?

Two to Tango: New Interpersonal Model of Women’s Sexual Dysfunction

What’s the best way to let your partner know you’re not in the mood?

Pornography use among couples: Helpful or harmful for sexual well-being?

When touch leads to ouch: How attachment predicts couples’ adjustment to PVD, through partner responses to pain

Dear Diary, how can I keep my relationship and sex-life satisfying post-baby?: Sexual intimacy in first-time mothers

Viewing the self as a sexual person: Sexual self-schemas and implications for sexual well-being

Highs and lows: Sexual distress in couples with different levels of sexual desire

Regulate and communicate: How couples with low desire can manage their emotions to encourage better sexual communication

Torn about porn? How daily pornography use is linked with sexual dynamics in couples

Want to participate in research? Check out our studies that are currently recruiting!

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Women in relationships are 5x more likely to experience distress about low desire. We tried to better understand the association between partner response to low desire and different aspects of well-being.
Learn more in our blog post by Justin Dubé: https://buff.ly/3HSXuYP

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Does how I respond to my partner’s low desire matter?

Two to Tango: New Interpersonal Model of Women’s Sexual Dysfunction

What’s the best way to let your partner know you’re not in the mood?

Pornography use among couples: Helpful or harmful for sexual well-being?

When touch leads to ouch: How attachment predicts couples’ adjustment to PVD, through partner responses to pain

Dear Diary, how can I keep my relationship and sex-life satisfying post-baby?: Sexual intimacy in first-time mothers

Viewing the self as a sexual person: Sexual self-schemas and implications for sexual well-being

Highs and lows: Sexual distress in couples with different levels of sexual desire

Regulate and communicate: How couples with low desire can manage their emotions to encourage better sexual communication

Torn about porn? How daily pornography use is linked with sexual dynamics in couples

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