It can be difficult to navigate the intimacy that comes with being married. Hear more from Kimberly about what can be done to manage issues, like lack of intimate desire.

The added value of group psychotherapy is that attachment and a variety of relationships occur as the relationships in a psychotherapy group are multi-faceted and include group members' relationships with each other, the group, and the therapist.

We explore the expansion of the term ‘sexual function’ and provide insight for couples on achieving sexual satisfaction.

In the second part of our Sex Plus Symposium session with Bill Taverner, we covered how sexual consent applies to you and your committed partner and what a healthy relationship looks like.

Hear answers to common questions about couples dealing with infertility. Kimberly Keiser spoke as part of the Living in the Wait Infertility Summit on January 30, 2021.

We are all navigating the COVID-19 pandemic differently. While there are countless ways of dealing with this new normal, I have found three common approaches in my relationship counseling. Which one most closely describes you and/or your partner?

COVID-19 has caused lifestyle changes for couples across the country. If you live with your partner, you’re not only spending less time with other people, you’re also spending more time with your partner — way more time. So how can you cope with suddenly being around your partner 24/7?

If you or your partner is transgender, you likely have questions about the nature of your relationship(s) going forward. In this post, our team of transgender healthcare specialists in Sioux Falls answers many of these common questions about intimate relationships for transgender people.

“If my wife and I don’t have sex for 2 or more weeks, I start to get irritable, frustrated and every little thing about her bothers me. How do I cope with this frustration?”

“My wife of 10 years has lost complete interest in having sex. She would be fine never doing it again.” Low sexual desire is probably one of the most common things that a sex therapist sees.

As sex therapists, we're actively involved in helping people develop an understanding of sexual health and foster the growth into their lives. So, what does it look like to be sexually healthy?

How are female orgasm problems assessed in a clinical setting? Through a clinical interview and other assessments, we can help identify and treat problems with experiencing orgasms and sexual arousal.

Women vary with regard to the age in which they first have an orgasm, how consistently they have orgasms and how much value they put on them.

“I feel upset with my husband when he doesn’t help me with the household chores. How can I feel sexual desire for him when I have so many resentments about this?”