Pride 2024: Understanding the Difference Between Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
Sexual orientation and gender identity are not the same thing —they are distinct aspects of being a person.
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Spotlight on the State of LGBTQIA+ Healthcare
Honoring LGBTQIA+ Health Awareness Week 2024
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Fixing A Broken Sex Life
Breakdowns in sexual connection can drive a deeply personal wedge between partners, but Good Clean Love founder Wendy Strgar is proof they can be overcome.
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The Importance of Sex in a Relationship
Is sex important in a relationship? This is a common question. It's a topic that can stir up a range of emotions and concerns for individuals and couples alike. Knowing the value of sex in your relationship and how to maintain a fulfilling sexual connection is important.
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Practice Self-Care with These Overlooked Activities
Self-care is self-love. Many of us think about self-care as bubble baths, pedicures or massages. While these pampering activities are common ways to receive self-love, we should create a habit of practicing self-care to better appreciate ourselves. Think more holistically about self-care. A monthly pedicure isn’t likely to preserve our long-term emotional, mental and physical health. We can better accept self-love when we preserve our overall health by practicing some, often, overlooked self-care habits.
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Bio-Match® Technology – Microbiome Centric Solutions for Vaginal and Sexual Health
Applying the science of biomimicry, our BioMatch product solutions are designed to help protect and maintain the optimal healthy state of the vaginal microbiome.
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2023 Good Clean Love Holiday Gift Guide
Gift recommendations for your loved ones this holiday season (and some for you, too!)
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Find a Doctor Who Listens to You
Shopping for a healthcare provider is important. Spend as much time as you would shopping for a car or outfit for an important event. Afterall, this person is going to know things about you that even your best friend might not.
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How to Advocate for Your Health
You are your own best advocate. Some people feel more comfortable speaking up than others; especially when wearing a paper gown and sitting on an exam table. From a healthcare professional’s point of view, here are some suggestions on how you can talk about your health with a provider.
Request to Talk to the Provider
You can always request to talk to a healthcare provider before you are asked to change into a gown for an exam.
If you are changing providers, let the potential new provider know why you are changing. For example, “my last OB/GYN was great for my pregnancies, but now I feel I need someone with more of a focus on gynecology.”
Wait to hear their response and if they feel they are the right provider.