This group begins September 14, 2010

Tuesday evenings, 7:30-9 pm, in Bozeman, MT

Laura Bailey, MA L.C.P.C., and

D Gregory Smith, MA, LMHCA,

Facilitators

This 8-week group will explore

Dating ~ Relationships ~ Being Out ~ Mental Health

Community ~ Substance Use ~ Being Healthy

~Whatever You Need To Talk About!

~FREE, SAFE AND CONFIDENTIAL~

SPACE IS LIMITED!

If you would like to participate,

please contact Laura Bailey

406-539-8890

About The Process: If you stop and think about it, each of us has been raised in group environments, either through our families, schools, organized activities, or work. These are the environments in which we grow and develop as human beings. Process groups are no different. They provide a place where you come together with others to share problems or concerns, to better under-stand your own situation, and to learn from and with each other. Group helps people learn about themselves and improve their interpersonal relationships. In this process we work to address unresolved or unexplored feelings including isolation, depression, guilt/shame, sexual identity, and anxiety, and we do it in a confidential, respectful and safe way. This can help people make significant changes so they feel better about the quality of their lives.

And, you’re getting over $500.00 worth of free therapy from trained professionals!

Call today!

the headline question. We have a few of the toys. We’ll have to get the last one.

They are interesting.   We got ‘em for $12.95   Gotta love those Japanese inventors.

This comes from Neurotopia, a science blog
Friday Weird Science: FINALLY, a clitoris study!
“So what’s the conclusion? The authors conclude that women may be able to achieve vaginal orgasm via stimulation of the G-spot because the highly innervated clitoris is pulled closely to the anterior wall of the vagina. This is cool because this means there’s no need for some special region of nerves to create a G-spot, it could, rather, just be an association of anatomy. “

Here’s a Good article on Masturbation

It’s the easiest thing in the world. It’s fantastic for you. And all you need is to be alone. I don’t know why everyone in the universe isn’t doing it on a regular basis. Masturbation. I hate that word. Too clinical. Too threatening. Too alien. Sounds like you’re up to no good. But self-pleasure really is nothing but good.

Ladies Night

You’ve always recognized the special value your vibrator brought to your life — now research confirms those benefits. According to a new study, women who use vibrators experience more positive sexual function in terms of desire, arousal, lubrication, and orgasm. The Internet-based survey was completed by 2,056 women aged 18-60. Over half (52.5%) of the respondents reported that they used vibrators either alone or with a partner. The study indicated that vibrator use was also associated with health-promoting behaviors: vibrator users were significantly more likely to have had a gynecological exam in the previous year and to have looked closely at their genitals in the previous month. Vibrator use was rarely associated with side effects. A companion study among 18-60-year-old men indicated that 45% of men also use vibrators. Journal of Sexual Medicine, June 2009

FULL CITE – Debra Herbenick, Michael Reece, Stephanie Sanders, Brian Dodge, Annahita Ghassemi, J. Dennis Fortenberry, “Prevalence and Characteristics of Vibrator Use by Women in the United States: Results from a Nationally Representative Study,” Journal of Sexual Medicine 2009; 6(7): 1857-1866.