“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander

Melanie Chambers gets interviewed!

To find Hugh Elliott and all his amazing projects, go to his site. [https://hughqelliott.com] And, to listen to his amazing podcast Dismissed, where he interviews people about getting fired, and what they’ve learned, visit here. [https://open.spotify.com/show/0XkOTNEPxOHy1IuVY5YvGl?si=YKMvVvzwS1qwsRrI1TftDw]

Heal your sex life, one touch at a time with Sexologist and Sex Coach Jule Shanks

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“Agony is optional,” when it comes to women’s sexual health, says Dr. Kim Alexander

www.drkimalexander.com [Dr. Kim Alexander is a Canadian Obstetrician/Gynaecologist with a practice in Brampton, Ontario focusing on HPV Disease and Vulvar Health. She is a Certified Facilitator for the OWL: Our Whole Lives comprehensive sexual education curriculum and has been offering OWL workshops for high school students since 2012. She designed the curriculum for Grown-Ups: Your Sexual Self, a week-long workshop for adults exploring healthy sexuality.] Click to subscribe to Dr.Kim’s amazing newsletter.

It’s not boudoir photography—how one woman reclaimed her body

@gracesiwik. To see Grace’s work, check out her Instagram account. To find out more about body dysmorphia, head on over to the Body Dysmorphia Foundation [https://bddfoundation.org?gclid=CjwKCAjw4P6oBhBsEiwAKYVkq--kQjrLpM_Q5lkog26yGdADfZxkRlcn6EIEzoqCE4VstoiXd4GFXxoCUhQQAvD_BwE] to learn more

Professor Treena Orchard—anthropologist, author and activist—talks digital dating.

Dr. Treena Orchard’s website [https://treenaorchard.com]. Marie Claire Article [https://www.marieclaire.com/sex-love/a23322548/wednesday-martin-untrue-female-sexuality].