Psychology professor and human sexuality expert Dr. Laurie Mintz examines the cultural problems around discussions of the female orgasm. The course gives insight into lies, misunderstandings, and myths that have been holding the conversation back.
The course includes overview statistics on the large number of women who have difficulty reaching orgasm with partners. It goes into the cultural and individual reasons for this. Accurate information on female sexual anatomy and response is provided.
And the course includes a detailed treatment program for treating women struggling with difficulty reaching orgasm.
About the Trainer
Dr Laurie Mintz is a Psychology Professor at the University of Florida. Currently, at the University of Florida, she teaches Counseling Psychology Practicum (graduate) and the Psychology of Human Sexuality (undergraduate).
She has been practicing as a licensed psychologist for over 30 years, working with both individuals and couples, and the types of issues and concerns she sees include relationships issues, grief and loss, family-of-origin issues, depression, anxiety and stress management, recovering from childhood abuse and stage of life issues.
She is also a certified sex therapist and thus has a great deal of experience working with individuals and couples on sexual issues.
Dr Mintz is author of two books, Becoming Cliterate – Why Orgasm Equality Matters — And How To Get It and A Tired Woman’s Guide to Passionate Sex.
