NCSH in the News Sexless Relationships Aren’t Uncommon – 5 Things to Do If You’re in One – Men’s Health  Sexless relationships are common and not necessarily a sign of trouble—understanding the causes, communicating openly, and seeking support can help partners reconnect emotionally and physically. Psychologist and sex therapist, Shannon Chavez, a NCSH member, is

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NCSH in the News Want More Sex? Doing Your Share of the Chores Can Help – Giddy  Research suggests women tend to experience more sexual desire in relationships they perceive as equitable when it comes to physical and emotional labor. Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, is quoted.   NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH

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NCSH in the News What to Ask Your Gynecologist – Cosmopolitan Gynecologists encourage patients to ask about periods, discharge, birth control, sex, mental health, and other concerns, as discussing these topics can greatly improve health and well-being. Raegan McDonald-Mosley of Power to Decide, a NCSH member, is quoted. NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH AARP: “IN THE MOOD”

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NCSH in the News Just Say It! How to Use Your Voice to Be WAY Better in Bed ft. Shan Boodram – Getting Open with Andrea Miller   In the latest podcast episode of “Getting Open with Andrea Miller,” NCSH member Shan Boodram explores how owning the awk around sexual health and relationship conversations can boost

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NCSH in the News 7 ‘Embarrassing’ Sex Questions Experts Get Asked All the Time – Huffington Post  Experts highlight that common but embarrassing questions about sex—like squirting, masturbation frequency, fantasies, anal play, and penis size—are normal and shouldn’t be a source of shame. Sexuality educator Dr. Susan Milstein, a NCSH member, was quoted.   Other News

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NCSH in the News When It Comes to Sex and Relationships, New Multimedia Campaign Empowers Young Adults to Get Past the Awk and Get to the Talk – Press Release   NCSH circulated a press release highlighting the Own the Awk campaign and newly published NCSH research with young adults in the American Journal of Sexuality

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NCSH in the News Uncovering What Matters to Young Adults: Communicating About Sexual Health & Relationships – Journal of Sexuality Education Extensive research with young adults reveals that conversations about sexual health and relationships are often anxiety-inducing, awkward or avoided altogether. Yet, over 85% of young adults want to talk more openly about these topics,

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NCSH in the News Viagra was Approved by the FDA 27 Years Ago. It Changed How We Talk About Sex. – USA Today Viagra’s approval 27 years ago revolutionized the conversation around erectile dysfunction helping normalize it as a medical condition, reduce stigma, and spark broader sexual health and aging discussions. Cynthia Graham, of the

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NCSH in the News Gen Z Wants to Talk About Sex: New Media Campaign Tells Them How – Dating News The Own the Awk campaign aims to help Gen Z feel more comfortable discussing sexual health and relationships by providing tools, tips, and expert-backed advice to destigmatize these conversations. The National Coalition for Sexual Health

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NCSH in the News NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH AARP: “IN THE MOOD” NCSH is providing experts for AARP’s advice column, available to AARP members (via a paywall), reaching up to 15 million people monthly. The most recent articles include: Heads Up, Ladies: There’s a Right Way and a Wrong Way to Clean Your Genitals – AARP

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