A 2014 study published in the The Journal of Sexual Medicine reported that men under 5 feet 9 inches had a higher weekly frequency of sexual intercourse compared to their taller counterparts. As a 5-foot-5-inch man, I was heartened to read about this study. Before we delve into the different sexual experiences of shorter
As a marriage and family counselor for more than fifty years, I have a long-time interest in improving the love lives of men and women. I am also a leader in the emerging field of gender-specific health care and specialize in working with men and their families. I first learned about the work of
I have been a clinician specializing in men’s mental health for more than fifty years. Professionally, the work began for me on November 21,1969 when I held my newborn son in my arms and made a vow that I would be a different kind of father than my father was able to be for
This is the third in a series of articles I’m writing about what I am learning about life, love, and health since the shocking call from my doctor following my yearly visit to my cardiologist. “Your recent tests show that you need a pacemaker to prevent serious heart problems.” In the first
In my recent article, “Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Living and Loving After Getting a Pacemaker,” I described my recent visit to the doctor and the unexpected news that I needed a pacemaker. Test showed that I was having life-threatening arrhythmia, even though I was not aware of any symptoms. As
It began as a routine yearly follow-up with my cardiologist. I had been referred originally by my family doctor ten years ago because my heart would race periodically even when I wasn’t exercising. The problem was eventually diagnosed as a heart rhythm problem called tachycardia. I had always thought of my heart as
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