“We want a baby. What do we actually need to do?” I hear this from clients who have never been taught the basics. Some are unsure how to have intercourse. Others are trying through pain, guessing their fertile days, or buying supplements without understanding what they do. They need specific

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Wanting children does not mean we have been taught how fertility works. Does female fertility decrease with age? Do ovaries keep making new eggs? Does age affect sperm too? These are basic questions, yet many adults have never had clear answers. Some were taught how to avoid pregnancy, with l

"Just communicate more" leaves people with nothing to actually do. People need real information: words for what they want, how to ask for it, how to say no and be heard. That is what a good workshop gives you. Practical, not performative. Never a script to copy. The first skill, always, i

Some of the people who have shaped my thinking work outside conventional clinical settings. Joseph Kramer’s embodied teaching, Andrew Gurza’s insistence on access and disabled pleasure, and Joan Price’s frank work on sexuality in later life each ask us to notice who gets left out of the conversa

There was no template for this career. No professional body handed me a role. No one told me what a sexologist's practice in Singapore was supposed to look like. I built it by earning trust, one room at a time, in a field that was often stigmatised and easy to dismiss. A profile or an award c

Sexology did not arrive fully formed. People asked questions, gathered evidence, challenged stigma, and sometimes got important things wrong. This carousel introduces nine figures whose work changed how we understand sexual behaviour, desire, pleasure, clinical care and sex education. Their cont

Glenn @glennn, Angel @angeliqueteo and I @sgeroscoaching discussed: "Can we cure sex addiction" on Kiss92FM @kiss92fm The Big Show on Fri 26 Sept 2026. Watch it here https://www.youtube.com/live/AOg5h6Awdp8  #addiction #trauma #kiss92