Mary Ann

Hello Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. I'm really getting worried by your question, what do you mean by harm me? What's been happening? Talk to me. Or come to my live, let's talk one on one.

Hello Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. Please bathaiye kya problem Hai aapke marriage me. Aur Mera live me bhi aasakthi Hai, Baath karunga

Hello Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. You can increase your foreplay that would help you get aroused and increase the wetness in vagina. Or you can try lubricants which are available but if you are trying for a child, I wouldn't suggest lubricants as it kills the sperms. If not, try lubricants or even saliva would work. Hope that answers. Do join my live, i tend to speak on many sexual wellness topics.

Hello dear. First of all, Hang in there.. All of us have been there even though we don't share these things with friends or family. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. Having panic attacks indicate a severe form of fear that is usually unrealistic. For eg. we might feel, 'I would never recover from this issue'. That's not TRUE right. Nothing is for sure. So, working on your thoughts is important. As a Psychologist, I would recommend some therapy like CBT. For now, just practice writing down your fearful thoughts and burning the paper. And come on a live session with me and we will have a conversation. - Consultant Psychologist

Hello Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. It is possible to get through it, i would need more information on what's been happening. It must be a difficult place to be in, I will come on my live tomorrow at 12 pm and let me help you.

Hi Dear. You are absolutely right. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and a Sexual Health Expert. I think you need to have an communication with him on what he would do in your place and make changes. Ask his advice too. He might also be able to tell you, how you both can have a good time. And from you side delegating and prioritizing is important. Sometimes work can get too much but if relationship also matter right. So try to set boundaries at work. This way you could balance better..I would like to know more on your issues and help you. Join my live every morning 8 am. We will discuss.

Let me start by saying, 'Being Hard on yourself is never the path to nurture who you are'. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. If you want to follow your values, you need to be aware of your temptations and be compassionate towards yourself when that happens. Instead of setting rigid rules, set rules that are more accepting and be willing to change or resist temptations incrementally. Come on a live session with me to know more and I can answer in detail. - Consultant Psychologist

Hi Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. Currently most often people are in denial and sometimes it takes a while to go through experiences and learn. Sometimes they learn and most often never realize. what's important is, you not waiting on this. It seems like something deep is concerning you. I think, I have deal with this and can help you better. Join my live session every morning at 8 am or 2 pm. And come on a call with me. Let's discuss. - Consultant Psychologist

Hi. I'm sorry to hear that, your husband has been asking for a divorce. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Specialist. I agree with you that you could mend this relationship. And I believe you are willing to take some steps towards it. I want to understand more about your problems like since when it started, what were your initial arguments and how much time you are spending currently. Exploring these questions and some more would help understand the couple's issue and can give a more holistic understand of the same. You can convince him only when you can understand what's happening in his mind and also what your thoughts are like? I hope this was elaborate and I would encourage you to come on my live session, connect with me personally. - Consultant Psychologist

Hi. I understand how difficult it must be to go through matters like these where you are constantly having people crossing boundaries. I would say, most women generally have a hard time saying no or setting boundaries. This could be out of fear, cultural aspects or respect. But the first step is to practice assertiveness which is a skill Psychologist teach to help clients set healthy boundaries. For a start, try saying no among people who you are comfortable with. To be able to learn more about assertiveness and any other issues pressing on you, come on a call with me, we will discuss in detail. - Psychologist