Herpes is one of the most stigmatised STI’s. But According to WHO (2015), two-thirds of the world’s population have HSV-1.

Disclosing your STI status can feel intimidating. So here are some tips on how to have the conversation.

In Australia, intimate partner violence is considered a national health crisis. Let’s talk about abusive relationships.

Sex is not supposed to be painful, no matter what kind of genitals you have.

We’re going to look at what causes sexual pain, what Vaginismus is, and how to manage it. Please note that the suggestions made in this article should not replace professional support.

This blog is based on a research paper I wrote in my sexology post grad. In this blog adaption, I’m going to introduce you to the subculture of BDSM, and why its features actually make for safer sexual culture than mainstream sex.

Every relationship has a perpetual problem. There is no such thing as a relationship without conflict. So one of the most sustainable things you can do to ensure the longevity of a relationship, is to learn how to fight right. Or at least better.

A fixation on appearance makes people vulnerable to overvaluing their appearance, and this may disrupt a person’s ability to live according to other values they might have.

International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia & Transphobia, also known as IDAHOBIT Day, recognizes the issues within the community as intersectional and raises awareness to the discrimination faced by individuals within the LGBTQI community…

Stan Tatkin is an author, clinician, and research at The University of California. He is also the found of the Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT).

In his book, ‘Your Brain on Love’, we shares 11 fact on relationships based on his extensive research and experience.

It is important to recognise that body dysmorphia is not simple vanity or dissatisfaction with appearance. It is a distressing condition which is often associated with depression, social anxiety and feelings of shame.

Much like a plant, neural pathways never fully disappear once established. So if you are to water the weed again, it will revive. For example, if you’re under extreme stress, or a particularly hard trigger arises, you may resort back to the default coping because it’s still a well established behaviour…

Through the decades of research conducted on couples, they identified four negative communication habits that lead to relationship breakdown and failure, and called them the four horsemen of the apocalypse.

The influence of body image ideals, leads to body image insecurities. We naturally compare our bodies to the 1% of bodies that seem to fit the ideals. And this can impact our ability to relax into pleasure.

In today’s world, there are stressors everywhere. We open our phones to distressing news. We walk outside and there are images and text all grabbing at our attention.

Not to mention people, they exist, and they can be very annoying.

Heteronormativity is when heterosexuality is considered the ‘norm’. And because of this, we are raised with an increased exposure to heterosexual relationships, which further perpetuates our belief that it is the norm.

But the kind of heterosexual relationships and sex we have been exposed to is usually limited, and prescriptive.