The Pincus Center

To end Fat Liberation Month, I felt it was important to share why we can’t “stick with body positivity to include everyone” and “just be positive about all bodies.” I mean yes, of course, we want folks to be able to occupy their bodies in positive ways but all of this misses the point of recognizing oppressive systems at play. When we talk about “just loving ourselves” or improving our body...

We love sex educators here at The Pincus Center, and to commemorate Disability Pride Month, we wanted to feature a few of our favorites.

When I started my practice in 2011, nobody knew what polyamory was, not to mention consensual non-monogamy, ethical non-monogamy, all the different flavors of non-monogamy.

With Masturbation May coming to an end soon, we wanted to be sure you keep the love going! Try out our self-love bingo card or make your own personalized version.

When I started my practice in 2011, nobody knew what polyamory was, not to mention consensual non-monogamy, ethical non-monogamy, all the different flavors of non-monogamy.

If we don’t say anything and nobody asks, when does our pain get addressed? How would our doctor even know?

Our review of “Carry On: Unpacking Your Internalized Transphobic and Queerphobic Baggage” by Mx. Nillin Lore.

When the crying was over, I felt something I hadn’t felt in months: motivation.

If it’s not accessible, it’s not Pride.

We do not see autism as a problem to solve. What we need to address is the stigma, social isolation, and feelings of depression or anxiety that can come along with being different.