Feeling Stuck in a Dry Spell? Here’s How to Gently Reconnect
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist Every relationship goes through seasons. There are times when connection feels effortless and intimacy comes naturally. And then there are times when life gets busy, stress takes over, or emotional distance begins to grow—and suddenly you realize it’s been weeks or even months since you’ve felt truly connected […]
How Trauma Can Affect Intimacy—Even Years Later
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist When people hear the word “trauma,” they often think of a single, major event. But trauma can take many forms, and its effects can linger long after the event itself has passed. In my work as a sex therapist, I often meet clients who are struggling with intimacy, […]
Why Emotional Intimacy Is the Foundation of a Great Sex Life
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist When people think about improving their sex life, they often focus on physical techniques, frequency, or finding ways to increase desire. While those things can be important, one of the most powerful factors influencing sexual satisfaction isn’t physical at all. It’s emotional intimacy. In my work as a sex […]
How to Communicate Sexual Needs Without Feeling Awkward
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist Talking about sex can feel surprisingly difficult—even with someone you deeply love and trust. Many people find it easier to discuss finances, parenting, or work stress than to talk openly about their sexual needs. They worry about hurting their partner’s feelings, sounding demanding, being misunderstood, or simply feeling […]
How Past Relationships Can Influence Your Current Intimacy Patterns
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist Have you ever found yourself reacting strongly to something your partner did — and later wondered, “Why did that affect me so much?” Or maybe you’ve noticed patterns repeating in your relationships: pulling away when things get serious, feeling anxious when communication shifts, or struggling with trust even when […]
New Year, New Connection: Setting Relationship Intentions Together
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW., Certified Sex Therapist The start of a new year often brings the desire for fresh beginnings. We reflect, reset, and make promises to ourselves—whether it’s to hit the gym more, eat healthier, or spend less time on screens. But what if this year, you made space to set intentions for your relationship too? […]
Let’s Talk About Fantasies: How Sharing Desires Can Strengthen Your Relationship
By Rebecca Ginder, LCSW, Sex Therapist Talking about sexual fantasies can feel… intimidating. Even in long-term, loving relationships, many people keep their desires private out of fear, shame, or uncertainty.You might worry: But here’s the truth: sharing your fantasies—with trust and care—can bring you closer. It’s not about performing or pleasing. It’s about honesty, curiosity, and deeper […]
Navigating Intimacy After Betrayal: Can You Rebuild Trust and Desire?
By Rebecca Ginder, Licensed Sex Therapist Few things impact a relationship more deeply than betrayal. Whether it’s infidelity, emotional cheating, broken promises, or breaches of trust, the aftermath can feel like everything you once knew has been turned upside down. For many couples, one of the hardest questions that follows is: Can we ever be close […]
When may you need Marriage Counseling
Marriage is the beautiful union between two people who vow to love, honor and respect each other as long as they both shall live. Unfortunately, marriage isn’t always easy. It is very common for married couples to experience bumps in the road and it can be a very hard decision for some people to seek […]
Rebecca Ginder to start offering sex therapy
Sexual dysfunction is a common problem among men and women. Anything can cause a healthy sex life to navigate off course. Relationship problems, erectile dysfunction and even pain can be reasons cited for a lack of sex among a couple. Rebecca Ginder will soon be offering sexual health treatment to address the aforementioned, and any […]