Psychologist and Best-selling Author Discusses National Survey Revealing Americans Sexual Health Behaviors and Tips to Make Valentines Day More Memorable
Will You Be My Valentine?
This Valentines Day, American couples coast-to-coast will exchange flowers, chocolates, dinnerand hopefully, some fun times in the bedroom! But having sex doesn’t necessarily mean what you think. Those intimate times together are much more varied than youd imagine, and they can be a key factor in strengthening a relationship both new and seasoned ones.
According to the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior (which appeared recently in The Journal of Sexual Medicine), having sex can encompass a variety of acts beyond intercourse. Conducted by a team of Indiana University researchers, the study found that there is an enormous variability in the sexual repertoires of U.S. adults, with more than 40 combinations of sexual activity described at adults most recent sexual event. Adult men and women rarely engage in just one sex act when they have sex, and for many women, traditional intercourse alone isnt enough, leading to a pleasure gap between the sexes. Women are more likely to reach climax when they engage in a variety of acts and use enhancements like sex toys. In fact, 93 percent of women who have used a toy agree they have a healthy relationship in the bedroom, and 80 percent use them with their partners.
Dr. Diana Kirschner, Ph.D, Love Expert, Media Psychologist and Best-selling Author, will discuss the surveys findings and what it means for our relationships.
– Tips for making this Valentines Day more memorable
– The pleasure gap between men and women, and ways to close it
– Why a healthy relationship in the bedroom leads to a healthy relationship in general
– The results of the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behavior by Indiana University, one of the most comprehensive studies on these topics in almost two decadesan updated snapshot of contemporary Americans sexual behaviors
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About Dr. Diana Kirschner, Ph.D,
Love expert, psychologist & bestselling author, Diana Kirschner Ph.D has helped thousands of singles & couples find dream relationships. Dr. Diana’s bestselling new book, Love in 90 Days, is the basis for her PBS Pledge Show, Finding Your Own True Love. In January, 2009 Fox’s Morning Show with Mike & Juliet issued an official challenge to Dr. Diana: Could she really help someone to find love in just 90 days? True, lasting love? Over 13 consecutive weeks Fox viewers watched and ratings hit an all-time high, as Dr. Diana helped 37 year old Amelia go from zero dates to having 12 great prospects to a dramatic finale where a beaming Amelia found the One.
Dr. Diana is a frequent guest on The Today Show and has appeared on: Oprah, Good Morning America, Nightline, & Access Hollywood. She starred as the Love Specialist on The Simple Life, where she mentored Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie and helped five troubled couples; starred in Love in 90 Days Boot Camp, an Official Selection in the reality category of the 2006 New York Television Festival; & hosted a field segment on Montel. Dr. Diana is widely quoted as a love and relationship doctor commenting on dating, couples & family issues in The New York Times, USA Today, Time Magazine, The New York Post, The LA Times, Cosmopolitan, and People magazines, Yahoo.com & many more. Visit LoveIn90days.com and register for Dr. Diana’s free dating advice and relationship tips ecourse, blog, dating articles and quizzes.
For more than 25 years, Dr. Diana Kirschner helped thousands of singles, couples and families to create love, success and harmony in their lives. Dr. Diana also ran the Institute for Comprehensive Family Therapy, a nationally recognized post-graduate center devoted to training psychiatrists, psychologists and therapists all over the world in a unique approach which combined individual, couple and family therapy.
