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What You Miss When You Don’t Ask Your Clients About Sex Feb 10, 2022

My Approach To Working With Desire Discrepancy Jan 24, 2021

Stretching Outside Your Comfort Zone Jan 22, 2021

Stop The Adultification Of Black Girls, Part 2: Guest Post By Nicole Ward Aug 21, 2020

3 Tips For Making Your Practice More Racially Accessible Jul 09, 2020

Curiosity And Openness In The Quest For Justice Jun 27, 2020

Tools For Facing Discomfort In The Service Of Justice Jun 18, 2020

Being A Healing Professional In Traumatic Times Jun 11, 2020

The Disaster That Forced Me To Move My Practice Online Apr 09, 2020

Building A Practice That Embraces Sexual Diversity Feb 20, 2020

What I Learned From Writing A Book Jan 30, 2020

Asexuality And Labels, Part Two Dec 18, 2019

Asexuality And Labels, Part One Dec 12, 2019

What Do You Need To Know About Asexuality? Dec 05, 2019

Working With Sexual Aversion Oct 22, 2019

Working With Relationship Problems In Individual Therapy Oct 17, 2019

Does Everybody Need To Differentiate? Oct 09, 2019

The Perspective You Need To Work Effectively With Poly Clients Jun 26, 2019

Personal Preference, Or Perpetuation Of Oppression? Jun 20, 2019

Coming Out As Poly? Here Are Some Things To Consider Jun 04, 2019

Overseeing The End Of A Relationship As A Couples’ Therapist May 16, 2019

Desire Discrepancy Lesson #2: Look For The Blocks Feb 05, 2019

Desire Discrepancy Lesson #1: Normalize Variation Jan 30, 2019

Why Desire Discrepancy Is So Tough Jan 29, 2019

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