The Truth About Erectile Dysfunction
How to Man Up On Your O-Game.
This class will teach you practical, and very usable skills. It’s our gift to you and is a private event.
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The Truth About ED covers important topics for both yourself and your partner.
Approximately 50% of American men over 40 have some issue with ED. While ED becomes more common as we get older, it can affect men in their 20s or earlier. The good news is there are many ways to deal with it, and ultimately have a satisfying sexual relationship. Stress from the pandemic has taken a heavy toll on couples, especially in the bedroom.
We’re going to explain what happens when “things don’t happen” and what to do about it.
You’ll learn what the two major categories of ED are, and how sometimes they can overlap. Then you learn a way to get an idea of what may be going on.*
From there you’ll learn some ways to deal with the first type of ED, which is “stress-based” or more commonly known as “stage fright”. You’ll also have a road map if you’re having issues that go beyond just stress-based ED. The good news is there are many options.
You’ll also learn some very effective ways to take care of things for your partner, and yourself.
This class will teach you practical, and very usable skills. It’s our gift to you and is a private event.
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About Your Instructor:
Dr. Steve McGough, DHS is the author of numerous books dealing with wellness, massage, and intimacy. He has a Doctorate of Human Sexuality from the IASHS, and a BS in Biochemistry (focusing on nutrition) from UNC-Chapel Hill. Over the past 12 years, Steve and his wife Dr. Wendy McGough have worked with several thousand women and couples.
Steve has over 45 years of experience in massage and various Asian healing practices, including Taoist Sexual Yoga. He’s the Director of R&D at Women and Couples Wellness and has been an associate professor of Clinical Sexology at the IASHS. During graduate research, Steve developed new techniques to help women with anorgasmia (inability to achieve orgasm).
Steve has been published in academic journals on topics ranging from neuroscience research to sexology. He has 6 US & International patents in areas related to women’s pelvic and sexual health. A distinction with his approach is the view that sexual health is an integral part of overall health.
Steve is frequently interviewed in Prevention, Women’s Health, Medical Daily, CNBC, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Ask Men, etc.
Steve & his wife Dr. Wendy McGough live in Carolina Beach, NC USA.