Britney Blair

licensed clinical psychologist, and board certified in behavioral sleep medicine, specializes in sexual health

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Stay-at-home orders have been in effect for more than two months. What has that done to people’s sex lives, whether they have a partner or not?

How is quarantine changing sexual relationships for both singles and couples?

Stay-at-home orders have been in effect for more than two months. What has that done to people’s sex lives, whether they have a partner or not?

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Many people are staying home to curb the spread of coronavirus. We’re working, exercising, educating little ones, and caring for our partners and other family members – under one roof.

More conflict but more sex: Relationship advice for couples living together amid coronavirus

Many people are staying home to curb the spread of coronavirus. We’re working, exercising, educating little ones, and caring for our partners and other family members – under one roof.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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