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A couple cradle each other's faces and contemplating going to couples therapy.
By schotkowski July 24, 2025
Curious about couples therapy? Learn what to expect from a Massachusetts-based sex therapy who works with monogamous and non-monogamous relationships.
Three telephones symbolize a non-monogamous relationship.
July 10, 2025
What can monogamous couples learn from polyamory? A Massachusetts-based sex therapist shares 8 lessons about communication, jealousy, boundaries, and compersion.
An orange life raft represents the benefits of seeing an out-of-network therapist.
By schotkowski June 25, 2025
Learn how to navigate out-of-network insurance benefits for therapy in Massachusetts, including understanding superbills, reimbursement processes, and maximizing your mental health coverage.
Blue slides represent sliding scale therapy.
By schotkowski June 11, 2025
Learn how sliding scale therapy works and where to find affordable mental health care in Massachusetts, even if you're uninsured or underinsured.
A rust colored armchair perfect for a therapist sits alone.
By schotkowski May 16, 2025
Wondering why your therapist doesn’t take insurance? Learn the real reasons—from administrative burden to privacy concerns—and why many private practice therapists in Massachusetts are going out-of-network.
By schotkowski May 7, 2025
If there’s anything our Google Search Console has taught us, it’s that people love talking about butt stuff.
By schotkowski April 13, 2025
Curious about sex therapy? Learn what to expect in a session, how to find a certified therapist, and what myths to forget.
Candy sprinkle hearts in three colors represent open relationship.
By schotkowski March 14, 2025
Considering opening up your relationship? A Massachusetts-based sex therapist offers 10 essential questions to guide your journey into consensual non-monogamy.
By schotkowski February 19, 2025
Today at The Pomegranate Institute, we’re talking about one of the questions we get asked most often.
A close up of a white surface with colorful sprinkles on it to represent molloscum bumps.
By schotkowski February 7, 2025
Learn about Molloscum Contagiosum, a common skin infection. Discover symptoms, causes, treatments, and prevention strategies from a Massachusetts-based sex therapist
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