I've got 2 shows lined up for you this week: That is right! TWO!
The debut episode of Mou Knows Sex and Love will launch on Tuesday Feb. 1, at 4PM PST, so mark your calendars!
Click here:
Mou Knows Sex and Love on the Voice America Variety Channel
And, my ongoing Blog Radio Podcast will be at 2:30 PST Tomorrow, Friday January 28.
Click here to listen to: SEX LOVE AND ROCK N ROLL: Love, Life and Living Online Every single day it seems like the topic of online dating comes up in some shape or form. Let me break it down for you.
Hope you are having a great week!!
xoxo Mou
Sex, Love and Rock n Roll Radio
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
New Podcast Is Up!
Loving yourself is at the core of self help. Once you may a decision to help yourself, the journey towards self love has begun.
Sex Love and Rock n Roll: De-Stressing in a Stressed Out Economy
As always, To Get More Satisfaction out of your Relationships and Sex Life
Visit me at my websiteMoushumi Ghose, A Sex Therapist in Los Angeles at Sex Therapy in Los Angeles
Sex Love and Rock n Roll: De-Stressing in a Stressed Out Economy
As always, To Get More Satisfaction out of your Relationships and Sex Life
Visit me at my websiteMoushumi Ghose, A Sex Therapist in Los Angeles at Sex Therapy in Los Angeles
Friday, January 21, 2011
Radio Radio Radio LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN COME COME CUM!
I've got TWO simultaneous Radio Shows. One that just started this week on Tuesday Jan 18, 2011 on BLOG TALK RADIO. I do multiple shows a week: SEX LOVE AND ROCK N ROLL
The next show airs Feb. 1, 2011 on Voice America.com: MOU KNOWS SEX AND LOVE.. (Actual web address is still pending.)
Also posted the latest SEXY SATURDAY workshop blog and Facebook invite. It's a Valentines Day Special!!
The next show airs Feb. 1, 2011 on Voice America.com: MOU KNOWS SEX AND LOVE.. (Actual web address is still pending.)
Also posted the latest SEXY SATURDAY workshop blog and Facebook invite. It's a Valentines Day Special!!
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
Radio Radio Radio LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN
I've got TWO simultaneous Radio Shows. One that just started this week on Tuesday Jan 18, 2011 on BLOG TALK RADIO. I do multiple shows a week: SEX LOVE AND ROCK N ROLL
The next show airs Feb. 1, 2011 on Voice America.com: MOU KNOWS SEX AND LOVE.. (Actual web address is still pending.)
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
The next show airs Feb. 1, 2011 on Voice America.com: MOU KNOWS SEX AND LOVE.. (Actual web address is still pending.)
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Podcasts
I started my podcast series Sex Love and Rock N Roll today.
I am so excited to give you un adulterated information and insights about all things sex, love, relationships.
The first episode is a simple introduction to me and to my Sex Coaching.
So LISTEN here.
I am so excited to give you un adulterated information and insights about all things sex, love, relationships.
The first episode is a simple introduction to me and to my Sex Coaching.
So LISTEN here.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Sex Therapy and Kids
When we think of sex therapy we generally assume this takes place with and is for adults or couples only. But in actuality there is a gamut of information and work that can and should be done with children in therapy and in their daily lives.
If you are a parent, an aunt/uncle, a much older sibling you already know that when it comes to the subject of sex and our children, we walk around on eggshells. The truth of the matter is that children are sexual beings from the very day they are born and to deprive them of sexual knowledge and their own natural expressions we do them a huge injustice, often retarding, or maiming their sexual development and growth.
We worry about overstimulation: that we are somehow being voyeuristic when we encourage kids to talk about sex. We worry that we might encourage or victimize them by educating and informing them. As educators, we worry about not having the parent’s permission. We assume also that many children live in a world where they are protected from sexually explicit material. Yet, I think we know that even the most protected child is exposed to material such as TV, porn, videos of an erotic nature (such as cheerleading and music videos), video games, erotic cartoon characters and so forth. And, all of this info is confusing, yet exciting, and also can be overstimulating. Parents cannot monitor everything, but we can provide the kids with tools to make informed choices. Kids today will be exposed to a lot of sexual content, and will need help to understand/process it.
It’s important to recognize that children are sexual beings. Children explore their bodies alone and with each other. This is normal behavior and should not be shunned. I am referring here to masturbation and mutual exploration (ie playing ‘doctor’ or ‘house’.) Please note: I am not referring to sexual play between two or more youths of disparaging age, or an adult with a child. Age is key here, a child is naturally inquisitive and curious about his/her body. An older individual should not exploit this. (This is illegal and punishable, and we call it sexual abuse) It is important to know, however, that true same-age or close in age peer exploration is a part of natural and normal sexual development.
An example I make is of two girls age 8, who are found being sexual in bed. The parents decide to punish the girls, and separate them from future play dates. The parents are confused, and shocked, they perceive this behavior is wrong.
It is important to know that true peer exploration is common and is also often done with a peer of the same sex. Masturbation is also a natural part of sexual development.
Punishment and shunning of these normal and natural behaviors may lead to shame and guilt about sexuality in adulthood and sexual confusion and embarrassment throughout developmet.
A great book to read on this matter is Sex Therapy and Kids, by Sharon Lamb. If you are feeling ill equipped, under informed, or worrisome about talking about sex, it is important to know that when we’re silent that we’re not providing assistance and that the teens aren’t getting the adult help they need.
When we are silent in response to sexual material brought up by children and/or teenager, we mimic and reproduce the world the child is exposed to every day, one that excites and confuses him/her and provides them with little guidance or space for processing. As adults, it is important for us to take the lead and teach.
A trained psychotherapist in the area of sexuality can also be a great place to start. Punishment and silence send the wrong messages about sex. There is too much uncensored information out there to risk not talking to your kids and/or teenagers about sex.
Much of the info provided in this article was provided by Sex Therapy and Kids by Sharon Lamb.
If you like this article, please bookmark it or share it with others using any of the following services:
©Copyright 2011 by Moushumi Ghose, MFT, Sex Therapist in West Hollywood, CA
To Get More Satisfaction out of your Relationships and Sex Life
Visit Moushumi Ghose, A Los Angeles Sex Therapist at Los Angeles Sex Therapy
If you are a parent, an aunt/uncle, a much older sibling you already know that when it comes to the subject of sex and our children, we walk around on eggshells. The truth of the matter is that children are sexual beings from the very day they are born and to deprive them of sexual knowledge and their own natural expressions we do them a huge injustice, often retarding, or maiming their sexual development and growth.
We worry about overstimulation: that we are somehow being voyeuristic when we encourage kids to talk about sex. We worry that we might encourage or victimize them by educating and informing them. As educators, we worry about not having the parent’s permission. We assume also that many children live in a world where they are protected from sexually explicit material. Yet, I think we know that even the most protected child is exposed to material such as TV, porn, videos of an erotic nature (such as cheerleading and music videos), video games, erotic cartoon characters and so forth. And, all of this info is confusing, yet exciting, and also can be overstimulating. Parents cannot monitor everything, but we can provide the kids with tools to make informed choices. Kids today will be exposed to a lot of sexual content, and will need help to understand/process it.
It’s important to recognize that children are sexual beings. Children explore their bodies alone and with each other. This is normal behavior and should not be shunned. I am referring here to masturbation and mutual exploration (ie playing ‘doctor’ or ‘house’.) Please note: I am not referring to sexual play between two or more youths of disparaging age, or an adult with a child. Age is key here, a child is naturally inquisitive and curious about his/her body. An older individual should not exploit this. (This is illegal and punishable, and we call it sexual abuse) It is important to know, however, that true same-age or close in age peer exploration is a part of natural and normal sexual development.
An example I make is of two girls age 8, who are found being sexual in bed. The parents decide to punish the girls, and separate them from future play dates. The parents are confused, and shocked, they perceive this behavior is wrong.
It is important to know that true peer exploration is common and is also often done with a peer of the same sex. Masturbation is also a natural part of sexual development.
Punishment and shunning of these normal and natural behaviors may lead to shame and guilt about sexuality in adulthood and sexual confusion and embarrassment throughout developmet.
A great book to read on this matter is Sex Therapy and Kids, by Sharon Lamb. If you are feeling ill equipped, under informed, or worrisome about talking about sex, it is important to know that when we’re silent that we’re not providing assistance and that the teens aren’t getting the adult help they need.
When we are silent in response to sexual material brought up by children and/or teenager, we mimic and reproduce the world the child is exposed to every day, one that excites and confuses him/her and provides them with little guidance or space for processing. As adults, it is important for us to take the lead and teach.
A trained psychotherapist in the area of sexuality can also be a great place to start. Punishment and silence send the wrong messages about sex. There is too much uncensored information out there to risk not talking to your kids and/or teenagers about sex.
Much of the info provided in this article was provided by Sex Therapy and Kids by Sharon Lamb.
If you like this article, please bookmark it or share it with others using any of the following services:
©Copyright 2011 by Moushumi Ghose, MFT, Sex Therapist in West Hollywood, CA
To Get More Satisfaction out of your Relationships and Sex Life
Visit Moushumi Ghose, A Los Angeles Sex Therapist at Los Angeles Sex Therapy
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Seeking: Guests for Radio Show!
t's all about Sex, Love, Rock n Roll in my world.
If you have experience in any of the following areas: making porn films, prostitution, exotic dancing, dominatrix, are an expert in blowjobs/cunnilingus/anal sex, BDSM, open relationships, bestiality or anything related to sexuality, along these lines, anything BUT the norm, you should message me. I wanna interview you on my upcoming radio show which begins Feb 1, 2011, and I am developing show topics right now.
xoxoxo MOU
If you have experience in any of the following areas: making porn films, prostitution, exotic dancing, dominatrix, are an expert in blowjobs/cunnilingus/anal sex, BDSM, open relationships, bestiality or anything related to sexuality, along these lines, anything BUT the norm, you should message me. I wanna interview you on my upcoming radio show which begins Feb 1, 2011, and I am developing show topics right now.
xoxoxo MOU
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Happy New Year!!
I'm getting excited about 2011. Let's make 2011 the year of LOVE and SEX!
I've got some exciting things lined up to get us started!!
Sexy Saturday in January, will present my old friend and colleague, Miia Rautiainen, a Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Psychoanalyst from Finland. Miia will be exploring the Stress Hormone, how it affects us physiologically, psychologically and of course what it means for us sexually.
My radio show starts Feb 1, 2011 on VoiceAmerica.com, more info on that to come shortly.
And, Sexy Saturday in February, will be a Valentines Day special. Art Therapist, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Zainy Pirbhai, MFT, will be showing couples the art of intimacy.
I've got some exciting things lined up to get us started!!
Sexy Saturday in January, will present my old friend and colleague, Miia Rautiainen, a Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Psychoanalyst from Finland. Miia will be exploring the Stress Hormone, how it affects us physiologically, psychologically and of course what it means for us sexually.
My radio show starts Feb 1, 2011 on VoiceAmerica.com, more info on that to come shortly.
And, Sexy Saturday in February, will be a Valentines Day special. Art Therapist, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Zainy Pirbhai, MFT, will be showing couples the art of intimacy.
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