In this ISSM Podcast episode, Marcelo Cabrini explores sexual health in cancer care, with a focus on men with prostate cancer. He discusses how a diagnosis can affect patients and partners even before treatment, the importance of clear information and support, and options such as early detection, effective therapies, and penile rehabilitation to help preserve intimacy and quality of life. Interview by Estela Citrin.

In this ISSM Podcast episode, Marcelo Cabrini explores sexual health in cancer care, with a focus on men with prostate cancer. He discusses how a diagnosis can affect patients and partners even before treatment, the importance of clear information and support, and options such as early detection, effective therapies, and penile rehabilitation to help preserve intimacy and quality of life. Interview by Estela Citrin.

In this Spanish-language ISSM Podcast episode, Dr. Francisco Cabello discusses sexuality in postmenopausal women with interviewer Estela Citrin. He explores how menopause affects desire, intimacy, and self-esteem, and emphasizes maintaining sexual activity or self-pleasure to support physical and emotional well-being. The conversation also highlights proactive strategies and the potential of technology to enhance sexual health.

In this ISSM Podcast episode, Marcelo Cabrini explores sexual health in cancer care, with a focus on men with prostate cancer. He discusses how a diagnosis can affect patients and partners even before treatment, the importance of clear information and support, and options such as early detection, effective therapies, and penile rehabilitation to help preserve intimacy and quality of life. Interview by Estela Citrin.

Peyronie’s disease is a complex condition that impacts men’s sexual health and quality of life. In this ISSM Podcast episode, Dr. Alejandro Carvajal joins us to discuss the available treatments, patient experiences, and the broader implications for sexuality. Interview by Estela Citrin.

In this episode with guest Remziye Kunelaki and host Shelly Varod, we explore the nuanced world of sex therapy for LGBTQIA+ individuals. From the unique challenges and sexual dysfunctions, they face to the impact of stigma, discrimination, and minority stress on their sexual health. We also discuss the importance of inclusive training for sex therapists, and common misconceptions that still persist about sexual health.

In this episode, we dive into how dating apps are shaping female sexual behavior—are they a tool for empowerment or a trap reinforcing old stereotypes? We explore the mental health impact of casual encounters, the effects on long-term relationships, and whether sexologists should guide clients through the digital dating world.

In this week’s episode with guest Andrea Sansone, we dive deep into how substance abuse affects male sexual health — and the answers might surprise you.

Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious — this is a must-listen.

In this powerful episode with host Shelly Varod and guest Anna Padoa, we explore how sexual abuse impacts sexual health from a gynecological perspective. We discuss the common gynecological issues survivors face, how gynecologists can create a safe space for them, and treatments available for sexual pain and dysfunction. The episode also touches on the role of hormonal health in recovery and the importance of collaboration between gynecologists and mental health professionals.

In this episode with host Shelly Varod, we dive deep into the impact of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) on sexual health and functioning with expert insights from Dr. Naomi Sutton, a sexual health consultant in the UK. Dr. Sutton shares her experiences treating various STIs, including HIV, syphilis, and gonorrhea, and emphasizes the importance of regular testing, especially since many STIs can be asymptomatic. We explore the potential complications of untreated STIs, such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and infertility, and how they can affect sexual function. Rising STI rates, driven by factors like changing sexual behaviors, reduced condom use, and cuts to sexual health services, are also discussed. Dr. Sutton tackles the stigma and shame surrounding STIs and how it prevents people from seeking help. While effective medical treatments are available, addressing the psychological and social challenges of living with an STI is just as crucial. Tune in to hear valuable advice on staying informed, getting tested, and navigating the emotional aspects of sexual health!

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of the sex tech industry, exploring its rapid growth and innovation. We discuss how technology is reshaping sexual wellness, breaking taboos, and creating more inclusive spaces for pleasure and connection.

In this episode with host Shelly Varod and guest Cobi Reisman, we discuss differences in penile size amongst men and both surgical and non-surgical enlargement procedures.