TCA Resources

"Who delivered your baby?" is a question commonly asked of new parents and has implications for the emotional empowerment of women during childbirth. In this talk, Dr. Greenwald focuses on a behavioral approach to childbirth, juxtaposed with a medical one, and discusses the physical and emotional constraints associated with our current birth practices. ...

A fun and comprehensive sex guide with explicit, practical advice. There are illustrated chapters on almost every aspect of lovemaking, and its style - a kind of Rough Guide to Sex - will appeal and communicate to almost everybody. Goofy Foot Press, 2015.

Female victims says nuns may also be predators whose sexual abuse of minors has been overshadowed by scandals focused on priests https://people.com/crime/nun-sex-abuse-survivors-speak-out-say-they-are-overshadowed/

Explores reclaiming sexuality after loss, sharing stories and practical advice for navigating intimacy and self-care during grief. Mango, 2021.

How does enmeshment with a parent lead to sexual brokenness? And how can we heal from it? In this episode, Dr. Ken Adams will inspire you to break free from inappropriate loyalty so you can regain your passion and purpose in life. Dr. Ken Adams is a world-renowned therapist and expert on enmeshment, covert incest, shame, abuse, and sex addiction. Lea ...

Promotes a healthy, pleasure-based approach to sexuality for aging couples, challenging myths and emphasizing intimacy over performance and stereotypes. Routledge, 2022.

Offers accessible guidance on managing erectile dysfunction through natural remedies, diet, and lifestyle changes. Independently published, 2015.

This book explores sexual rights of older people, highlighting stigma, prejudice, and invisibility, offering an evidence-based framework for policy reform and awareness. Routledge, 2018.

https://sexualityresources.com/sex-education-relationships/communicating-about-sex/healthy-sexuality-after-cancer/?doing_wp_cron=1747665918.5257930755615234375000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwmjvdZwJBQ&t=1s In 2011, Lisa Ling went into America's communities to understand how we deal with some of our most feared criminals—sex offenders—and just what life on the sex offender registry looks like.