Beyond boundaries: Rethinking Jewish sex education
First published in Times of Israel Parents throughout the spectrum of Jewish practice share a common hope: that their children will grow into adults capable…
Navigating Intimacy After Sexual Abuse
The original article appears on the Nishmat website Humans long for both emotional and physical intimacy and are wired for connection. Most people want to…
Love During War
As Jews in Israel and worldwide absorb the horrifying reality of the atrocities suffered here at the hands of vicious terrorists, it seems surreal to…
Should we care about sex offenders
This blog article first appeared in the Times of Israel Warning: this article contains material regarding sexual abuse that some readers may find disturbing. A…
I want, I will, I should, I must: Is the sex you are having actually consensual?
I want to, so yes. I want to want to, so yes. I don’t want to, but I know I should, so yes I…
Navigating Relational and Sexual Intimacy at Midlife and Beyond
The sexual life of a couple changes throughout the life cycle, as both partners navigate life’s transitions including but not limited to new marriage, childbirth,…
Judaism and Sexuality: Myths and Realities
This past March 2022, I participated (virtually) in a symposium at the conference of ISSWSH- The International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health…
Trauma Informed Couple’s and Sex Therapy.
In his seminal book “The Body Keeps the Score,” trauma expert Dr. Bessel van der Kolk states “the ability to feel relaxed in one’s body…
Treating Female Sexual Pain Disorders
This post was written by Kimberly Keiser and is based on a presentation provided by Talli to Kim's sex therapy training students. For the full…
Crisis of Faith and Post-Traumatic Growth
First published in Times of Israel The recent suicide of Chaim Walder has created an enormous ripple effect in the Jewish community worldwide. Within seconds…
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