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We are doing an educational series on pelvic floor health and therapy with Dr. Karla Wente, PT, DPT, WCS, CLT. The benefits of pelvic floor therapy can be life-changing for...
For individuals living with disabilities or chronic pain, getting the support you need in relationships can often give a spike to the intimacy you feel with the other person. Perhaps...
You may find that your partnership changes with the onset of a disability, a change in your health, or a change in your physical abilities. Sometimes people with disabilities say...
We had people submit their questions to our Resident Sexual Health Clinician, Dr. Kathryn Ellis, OTR/L, OTD, AASECT-SC, an occupational therapist and American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists...
A stroke diagnosis can change many things in a person’s life: their mobility, their cognition, their relationships. Included in this is the ability to have sex. For many people, sex...
Whether you’re starting a new relationship or have been with a partner for a long time, it can be hard to push past the awkwardness of a conversation about sensuality,...
Anna is an unstoppable woman who learned how to perform burlesque after a stroke left her partially paralyzed. You can find her performing on the West End of London on...
Healing from a surgery is intimidating enough, but what about how this will affect your relationship? Will the new stressors cause tension or arguments? Or, could a healing period even...
An unfortunate reality for those with disabilities is that it’s unlikely that others ask them how a relationship is going or how their love life is. There is a stigma...
