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.
I am nominated for Long Island Press’ Best Sex Therapist of Long Island this year! I would really appreciate it if you would cast your vote as many times as you can and spread the word! You can vote once a day per computer. Here are instructions on how to vote: 1. Visit this link to
The Kinsey Institute in Indiana is a pioneer in research that helps us all better understand sexuality from multiple perspectives. Rosara Torrisi knows some of the researchers personally and they are professional, brilliant, and respectful. If you have some time and if you have any interest, please consider participating in this online and confidential study.
I rarely post something religious, but I found this meditation to resonate with my practice as a therapist for couples, relationships and individuals. What are your thoughts? How does love fortify your home? How is your home a refuge for you and your family? What joys and sorrys and mundane tasks has your home held
From the wonderful Logan levkoff: “What happens if my kids walk in on us having sex?” And it’s not just something that I see in my practice; 17 percent of moms inSheKnows’ “Secret Life of Moms” survey have admitted to being interrupted while in the throes of passion. So while that may seem mortifying, the likelihood is
Anyone with a disability knows they are just as sexual (with the array of anyone else) as someone without a disability. ‘Everything Still Works Down There’: Uncovering the Sex Lives of Disabled People is a wonderful article discussing that “People with disabilities are perfectly capable of having sex, having romantic relationships, and having one-night-stands.”