Media AppearancesSpecializing in Sexual Dysfunction & Couples' Issues
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Dr. Karen Stewart is a nationally renowned Clinical Psychologist and Featured Expert specializing in Sexual Dysfunction, Sexual Disorders, Relationship counseling and Couples issues.
She has appeared on numerous media outlets as a Featured Expert/Psychologist discussing Sexual Therapy, Relationship/Couples therapy, Addiction, Stress/Anxiety and current events. Her appearances include Good Morning America, CNN, FOX Business, The Doctors, Bravo, TLC, The Discovery Channel, and many Los Angeles based local news organizations to name a few. She is a contributor to publications including Women’s Health, Prevention, Good Housekeeping, and Blogs, and currently is beginning her own Blog and Podcast, to further help her patients and others with their struggles in intimacy and partnership.
As Seen On:
- Bravo: The Newlyweds the First Years, Tabathas salon take over
- E!
- FOX Business
- KTLA
- KTTV
- NBC
- ABC - Good Morning America
- The Doctors
- Discovery Channel
- TLC
- CNN
- FOX Business
To reach Dr. Karen for media inquires or appearances, please contact her office at (424)272-8659 or email directly to karenstewartpsyd@gmail.com
Ask men magazine
Dr. Karen has suggestions for how to have a great weekend getaway with your significant other and how to avoid disaster on the road.
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AS SEEN IN Mashable
Thinking of taking your sex life virtually? Dr. Karen discusses the pros and cons of entering the VR world of sex and sexual exploration.
AS SEEN IN The Knot
Dr. Karen weighs in on if and how you should share your “body count” with your partner. The pros and cons of sharing this information
AS SEEN IN BBC
Thinking of adding a Third member to your relationship? Check out Dr. Karen’s advice and opinion on how this very popular show depicts and assists this process for 14 couples on this journey.
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As seen in Her Agenda
Dr. Karen discusses how to be more proactive in your relationship, how to openly share and discuss your feelings and desires...
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If the person you love and have sex with on the regular suddenly told you that their sex drive
was MIA, your first reaction might be, “What did I do? Or not do?
How To Deal When You Don't Want To *Do It* As Much As Your S.O.
Sex coming out of pandemic: As things get back to normal, all bets and reservations (and
clothes) are off. “I think people are probably going to have a ‘I just got out of jail’ mentality.
Mixing things up can lead to increased sexual pleasure
Sole Source regarding sex (or the lack thereof) in a pandemic
Podcast on dating, connecting, and sex in a pandemic “The good, the bad and the ugly of the sexual experience in a pandemic”
Podcast Pretty Little Tribe
How to bring the fun back into sex when struggling with fertility issues
Clear Choices Podcast
When we are on easy street, we don't excel” or "Sneaking some sexy time in when your
trapped in the house with your kids”
If, after a while of doing so, the man would like to try getting an erection again, Stewart suggested allowing "your body to relax and do some deep breathing."
"Anxiety is a killer of erections," she said. "You do not want to shift the pleasure you have with sex to a negative, scary situation. The biggest barrier you have to overcome is your own mind fearing a repeat of the ED that just occurred. And that’ll lead to performance anxiety."
TLC
The Doctors
CNN
The Death of Michael Jackson
Nightline Polyamory
Cosmopolitan magazine
What if playing a question game could potentially lead to love? This is the general idea behind the 36 questions to fall in love, an experiment designed by researchers to explore intimacy.
Do the “36 Questions to Fall in Love” Actually Work? Here’s What Experts Say
AS SEEN IN ASK MEN
Needless to say, no matter whether you’ve been with your partner for five years or five months, a couples getaway can be just what the doctor ordered — but only if you can avoid certain mistakes that often sabotage your opportunities for intimacy and connection.
