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Let’s Talk About Sex: Navigating Mis-Matched Sexual Desire

One of the most common complaints couples have is that their “libidos don’t match”. Most couples don’t start this way, but instead, one day realize that sex hasn’t quite been as easy to initiate or there have been more rejections. Slowly, this may result in almost no sex at all.…

Danica Mitchell, LCSW

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Let’s Talk About Sex: Sexual Anxiety and Dysfunction

Real Life Sex When we think of sex we often picture the Hollywood image of two people, passionately tearing each other’s clothes off as they stumble through a doorway kissing and laughing until they find a bed or countertop. What we tend not to picture is two people focused more…

Danica Mitchell, LCSW

Danica Mitchell Dating and Relationships Engaged and Newlyweds Sex Therapy

Let’s Talk About Sex: Valentine’s Day Edition

It's that time of year again when shelves are lined in red and overflowing with teddy bears and over-sweet chocolates in heart-shaped boxes. And while Valentine's Day is often split between lovers and haters, holidays can be a great time to have some fun. So here are some ideas for…

Danica Mitchell, LCSW

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Why Did I Became A Therapist?

I’m Danica Mitchell, an LCSW and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist. I became a therapist through a series of events and choices. As a kid, I wanted to be a veterinarian. I have always been an animal lover, as my three cats Tiny, Franky, and Mama would attest. But I watched…

Danica Mitchell, LCSW

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Let’s Talk About Sex: How To Talk To Your Partner About Sex

.For many people, sex is something you do not talk about. We may brag to our friends or ask an occasional question, but talking about sex openly can feel shameful and uncomfortable. Ultimately, this impacts sex itself when we only rely on our “body language”. We often avoid sexual conversations…

Danica Mitchell, LCSW

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Let’s Talk About Sex: Navigating Mis-Matched Sexual Desire

Let’s Talk About Sex: Sexual Anxiety and Dysfunction

Let’s Talk About Sex: Valentine’s Day Edition

Why Did I Became A Therapist?

Let’s Talk About Sex: How To Talk To Your Partner About Sex

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