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The Evolution of Sexuality as You Age

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The Evolution of Sexuality as You Age
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Episode Overview

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Sexology Podcast! Today I’m delighted to welcome back Dr. Stacy who was also featured on episode 7 of the podcast. Dr. Stacy is certified sex coach and clinical sexologist.

 

In this episode, we discuss the differences between men and women when it comes to sexuality as you age, the importance of maintaining a good attitude about your sexuality and how to adapt your sexuality. We’ll also discuss ways you can discuss your sexuality and sexual health with your doctors and health care providers.

 

As you age sex can change. The key is to be informed of potential changes that can occur and be aware that sexuality is still important. Hear about various topics related to sexuality and aging in this episode of the Sexology Podcast.

Highlights

  • Things that impact how someone views sexuality
  • Differences between men and women when it comes to sexuality as you age
  • When changes start happening for women
  • What to do if lube doesn’t work
  • Ideas for men other than the pill
  • Libido decreasing due to aging
  • Maintaining a good attitude about your sexuality
  • Fear of aging
  • The confidence comes from age
  • Sexiness is not skin, sexiness is confidence
  • Accepting the wrinkles and rolls
  • Appreciating who you are
  • Barriers around sexuality in aging populations
  • Appreciating the love you had for a person
  • Every love is different and no two people are the same

 

“With the women, the hormonal changes. A lot of women will have their estrogen and progesterone drop. That decrease in hormones will definitely alter the desire to have sex. That doesn’t necessarily mean they don’t have the ability to have arousal, it just means that the desire may not be there.”
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Dr. Stacy

“Majority of the women don’t get asked about how is your sexual appetite, how is your libido, how is your function. It’s not a common question that people ask as a checkup.”
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Dr. Stacy

About Dr. Nazanin Moali

Dr. Nazanin Moali is a clinical psychologist and sex therapist in Los Angeles, California where she helps individuals and couples of all ages with sexual and relationship issues. Dr. Moali conducts confidential consultation sessions in her Torrance and Hermosa Beach offices, or via a secure video-counseling platform online.

About Dr. Stacy

Dr. Stacy is a clinical sexologist and certified sex coach. She is also the founder of Creating Intimacy Coach. She got involved in the field due to her passion to help people experience the highest level of pleasure and sexual intimacy with their partner, and with themselves. She has multiple degrees, including a doctorate in human sexuality, masters in clinical sexology and a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

 

For More Information

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