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In this enlightening episode, we delve into the often misunderstood and stigmatized topic of erectile dysfunction (ED) with Dr. Barbara, a  renowned expert in the field. Dr. Barbara provides comprehensive insights into the causes, treatments, and psychological impacts of ED, emphasizing the importance of education and communication in managing this condition.

Keep the Flames Alive After Menopause: Dr. Barbara emphasizes that women should stay sexually active post-menopause. While many might shut down, when sexual health is improved,  it's entirely possible to boost libido through various means—nutritional supplements, technological devices, and mindfulness all play a role.Initiate and Maintain a Sexual Relationship: Dr. Barbara encourages women to take charge and initiate sexual encounters, even if they don't initially feel like it. Once you get into the rhythm, the benefits are immense. Regular orgasms release neurotransmitters that are like a brain cleanse, fighting depression and contributing to overall mental health. Dr. Bartlik helps treat sexual disorders and helps patients that are suffering from sexuality issues. 

Anti-depressants and sexual dysfunction with psychiatrist + sex therapist Dr. Barbara Bartlik and comedian Andrew Collin! 

We discuss weighing out the pros and cons when it comes to maintaining sexual and mental health, and Dr. Bartlik offers advice for anyone dealing with similar issues. Andrew tells us about his journey with anxiety, depression and medication. We cover the sexual frustration that comes with the loss of orgasms while on SSRIs and how he has learned to cope, with sex positions that work best for him.

Dr. Bartlik was interviewed by Dr. Ronald Hoffman on his Intelligent Medicine Podcast on May 16, 2019. They discussed natural approaches to treating male and female sexual dysfunction, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, dietary change, and pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (BEMER). Click here to listen.

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the often misunderstood and stigmatized topic of erectile dysfunction (ED) with Dr. Barbara, a  renowned expert in the field. Dr. Barbara provides comprehensive insights into the causes, treatments, and psychological impacts of ED, emphasizing the importance of education and communication in managing this condition.

This episode features the incredible Dr. Barbara Bartlik, MD, who is rated one of New York Magazine's Best Doctors in Psychiatry and is a recognized expert clinician and author in integrative medicine, psychiatry, and sex therapy. She is a co-editor of Integrative Sexual Health (2018), a volume in the [Dr. Andrew] Weil Integrative Medicine Library, Oxford University Press and Medical advisor to the book Extraordinary Togetherness: A Woman's Guide to Love, Sex, and Intimacy. Barbara has been in private practice in Manhattan for over 30 years and treats men, women, and couples with psychiatric and sexual problems. Dr. Barbara also taught medical students at New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell for decades. She has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Glamour, New York Magazine, NBC News, and ABC News on Sexual topics.

Key highlights from this episode:

Understanding Erectile Dysfunction: Dr. Barbara explains what erectile dysfunction is and the common causes, including physical and psychological factors. The distinction between occasional erectile issues and chronic erectile dysfunction is clarified.Medical and Lifestyle Interventions: Various treatment options are discussed, from medications like Viagra to lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise. The importance of seeking professional medical advice for personalized treatment plans is highlighted.Psychological and Emotional Aspects: Dr. Barbara addresses the emotional toll ED can take on individuals and their relationships. Tips on how to maintain open communication with partners and reduce the stigma associated with ED are shared.Role of Education and Support: Emphasis on the role of self-education and awareness in managing ED. Encouragement for partners to support each other and seek information together.