This is an excerpt from Mark Travers’ Forbes article recapping research findings from 2023. I am featured describing my recent research. You can read the full article by clicking the link at the bottom of the page. The world of dating and romance is changing rapidly and it only makes sense to change with it.Continue reading “Forbes: Experts Give 4 Pieces Of Advice To Navigate Your Love Life In 2023”
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MindBodyGreen: Researchers May Have Finally Figured Out The Link Between Commitment and Good Sex
This article was written by Kelly Gonsalves, sex and relationships editor of Mindbodygreen. It is a write up of one of my research studies. Here is just a short excerpt: the full article can be accessed here. Sex with a stranger or a new flame can be thrilling, but there’s something to be said forContinue reading “MindBodyGreen: Researchers May Have Finally Figured Out The Link Between Commitment and Good Sex”
PopSugar: How to Talk to Your Kids If They’re Uncertain About Going Back to School, According to Experts
Written by Charlotte Grainger of PopSugar, I am included as an expert in this article “This pandemic is hard on everyone, and parents especially are experiencing almost unprecedented levels of stress. Interacting with your child can be a refuge from your worries about the future,” said Tasha Seiter, a marriage and family therapist. “When with yourContinue reading “PopSugar: How to Talk to Your Kids If They’re Uncertain About Going Back to School, According to Experts”
Bustle: What Happens To Your Body When You Kiss Someone For The First Time
I am featured as an expert in this article, written by Gigi Engle and published in Bustle As you go in for a kiss, “oxytocin, aka the ‘love hormone,’ rushes through your veins,” Dr. Tasha Seiter, Ph.D., M.S., MFTC, a relationship therapist, tells Bustle. “With oxytocin released from your pituitary gland and binding to receptors throughoutContinue reading “Bustle: What Happens To Your Body When You Kiss Someone For The First Time”
Best Life Online: This Is the One Word You Should Never Say When Apologizing
I am featured as an expert in this article, published in Best Life Online. Included here is a short excerpt of the article. “The word ‘but’ is not an apology—it is self-protection disguised as an apology,” says Tasha Seiter, MS, AMFT, who owns her own marriage and family therapy practice in Fort Collins, Colorado. Seiter says the problemContinue reading “Best Life Online: This Is the One Word You Should Never Say When Apologizing”
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