Birth Control and Libido: How Hormones Affect Desire
Does birth control lower libido? Here's what hormonal contraception actually does to desire, why it affects some women and not others, and what couples can do.
Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19The Cohesa Blog
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Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19
Intellectual Intimacy: Connecting Through Deep Talk
Intellectual intimacy—connecting through ideas and deep conversation—is the most overlooked form of closeness. Why it fuels desire, and how to build it with your partner.
Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19
Long-Distance Relationship Intimacy: How to Stay Close
Long-distance relationship intimacy is hard but learnable. Research-backed strategies to stay emotionally and physically connected across the miles—and avoid the silent drift.
Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19
Morning Sex vs. Evening Sex: Your Optimal Time
Morning sex vs. evening sex: what the science of hormones, energy, and chronotypes says about the best time of day for couples to be intimate—and how to find yours.
Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19
Painful Sex (Dyspareunia): Causes and How to Cope
Painful sex affects most women at some point. Here's what causes dyspareunia, how to break the pain-fear cycle, and how couples can rebuild intimacy together.
Dr. Sarah MitchellJune 19
Antidepressants and Your Sex Life: A Couple's Guide
Antidepressants and your sex life don't have to be at war. Here's how SSRIs affect desire, arousal, and orgasm—and what couples can actually do about it.
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