The Link Between Trauma & Libido
Releasing Trauma: A New Path to Safety and Emotional Resilience
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6m 48s
Women would often come to Dr. Keesha Ewers' office, complaining about their low libido. When they asked for hormonal therapy, they would hear one question: "Do you like your partner?" You can probably guess the reaction... Tears and hopelessness. However, this doctor simply knew that there is more to low libido than just an imbalance and that these women "have a lion on their tail." Tune in and watch the 6-minute highlight from Dr. Keesha Ewers.
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