by Heming Li, M.Ed, Doctoral Level Intern Supervised by Kirstin-Elliott-Noon, PsyD, HSPP Masking, sometimes called camouflaging, refers to consciously or unconsciously changing behavior to fit social expectations or hide areas of difficulty. Children and adults may learn to do this as they notice how others...
by Flor Valdes, PhD, Postdoctoral Resident Supervised by Erin Weaver, PsyD, HSPP and Maria Hanzlik, PsyD, HSPP Sexual desire does not always show up when we want it to. Stress, busy schedules, work, familyduties, and lack of sleep can all make it harder to feel...
By Lucy Bhuyan, PhD Supervised by Erin Weaver, PsyD, HSPP and Maria Hanzlik, PsyD, HSPP Sexual assault is a deeply personal event that is also shaped by structural forces, and thus it often becomes the subject of national discourse on how we ought to address...
by Flor Valdes, PhD, Postdoctoral Resident Low sexual desire is common among both women and men, and it does not mean there issomething “wrong” with you or your relationship. Desire can change across different seasons oflife—especially during times of high stress, parenting, pregnancy or breastfeeding,perimenopause...