Ever wonder about orgasm for vagina owners?
Read on for the situation with multiple orgasms, the elusive G-spot, and more.
It’s all about pleasure!
Dr. Torrisi is quoted in this article on Cosmopolitan.com
Enjoy!
How Close To Your Due Date Can You Have Sex?
Kelly Mullen-McWilliams of Romper.com spoke with Dr. Torrisi about having sex in the third trimester. Read here for some advice.
Want to know more about sexuality throughout pregnancy? Check out this article written by Dr. Torrisi for DelCoNews, this one about sex while trying to conceive, and these tips for post-partum sex.
Whether before, during, or after pregnancy, a check-up with a pelvic physical therapist is essential and often not discussed. The majority of OBGYNs know little about pelvic floor dysfunctions so be informed and self-advocate for full post-partum care! You can find a pelvic physical therapist near you by searching here.
How to Talk About Sexual Dysfunction With Your Partner
Dr. Torrisi offers some specific suggestions and tips about how to discuss a sexual dysfunction or sexual preference with a partner, especially a new partner, in this HelloFlo article.
LIIST presents at LIU Post
Rosara Torrisi presented today at LIU Post’s 9th Annual Mental Health Symposium.
To view the slides from their lecture, click here.
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LIIST & Pelvic Physical Therapy
The Long Island Institute of Sex Therapy has officially announced their partnership with New Dimensions Physical Therapy in Manhasset. Beginning in October, LIIST will be providing cutting edge therapy for individuals and couples with sexuality-related concerns in collaboration with Dr. Abbate. LIIST has always collaborated with state of the art professionals on Long Island, including Dr. Abbate’s team in Manhasset. As many sex therapy clients suffer with physical pelvic floor dysfunctions and pain, this partnership provides easy to access services for couples and individual psychotherapy alongside pelvic physical therapy.
– Difficulties with pain after pregnancy? This new partnership is for you!
– Experiencing IBS or IC symptoms that prevent you from having sex with your partner? This new partnership is for you!
– Extremely painful periods? This new partnership is for you!
– Erectile dysfunction or Premature ejaculation difficulties? This new partnership is for you!
– Peeing during workouts? This new partnership is for you!
Let’s Talk About Sex (Therapy)
Rosara Torrisi was interviewed by Judith Meer, a well-regarded pelvic physical therapist and blogger at More than Meer. You can read the full interview here.
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Babeland @ LIIST
If you’ve been working with any of the therapists at the Long Island Institute of Sex Therapy, you know we love Babeland. LIIST has now developed a relationship with Babeland, so you can find all of their best products simply by clicking right ::here::!
Along with their website, Babeland also has three stores in New York that we highly recommend you pay a visit to.
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Q&A at Jericho High School
Rosara Torrisi, 2015 Best Sex Therapist on Long Island, was recently invited and presented to a group of high school students in Jericho for the second year in a row. All of the students were eager to ask sexologist, Rosara Torrisi about her work as a therapist, her work as a sex therapist, and some education about healthy sexuality. Here are some of the questions and answers. Continue reading
Post-Partum Sex
Have you had a baby recently? Take a peek at these great tips from A Woman’s Touch about healing your perineum, re-strengthening pelvic muscles, breast issues, vaginal pain issues, and low sex drive. If you’d like to read more, I suggest reading And Baby Makes Three for strengthening relationships, Your Orgasmic Pregnancy for women who are pregnant, and Hot Mamas for women who are pregnant or new mothers.
A Guide To Self Exploration (for women)
Ever wonder why you should masturbate?
As A Woman’s Touch notes, “Besides feeling good, masturbation can strengthen your pelvic muscles, revitalize body tissues, fight insomnia, reduce depression, lessen period-related (menstrual) discomfort, and release emotional tension and stress. Masturbation is a way to learn what feels good to you without worrying about what anyone else thinks or needs. It can help you learn to build your arousal to higher levels, become orgasmic, or intensify your experience of orgasm. You can pleasure your own body with your own hands when you’re alone, or when you’re with a partner. You can use what you learn in your self-pleasuring sessions to show a partner what you like best. Masturbation is also a way to meet your own sexual needs if your partner is tired, ill, or on a different sexual rhythm. Masturbation is normal, healthy, and good for your body and your mind.”
Take a look at this great quick guide on female masturbation.If you’re thinking of incorporating some toys into your masturbation and self exploration, read through these tips from Babeland.