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How Deepfakes Affect Relationships

Consent is the crucial element in this discussion. None of these women and girls (because deepfake pornography is also being created about young girls) said “yes” to having their faces splashed across the internet engaging in sexual acts. In an era where privacy is increasingly compromised, the ability to obtain someone's image or voice without their knowledge and then manipulate it for malicious purposes poses a serious threat. These women, because it’s almost exclusively women, are victimized by the unauthorized use of their likeness, leading to emotional distress and strain on their relationships.

Denise RenyeMarch 21, 2024sex therapy, bay area sexologist, bay area psychologist, bay area therapist, san francisco bay area PTSD treatment of dissociation, san francisoc, san francisco, deepfake, sexual trauma, sexuality, PTSD and sexual assault, PTSD, betrayal, marin county sexologist

Regular Therapists Don’t Get Enough Training on Human Sexuality

I am more than happy to consult, of course, but this gap in training on human sexuality can have far-reaching consequences for individuals and couples. They may not receive the specialized support they need to navigate sexual and relational challenges and enhance their sexual health. Addressing sexual concerns requires a nuanced understanding of cultural, psychological, and physiological factors, which a general therapist may not be equipped to handle from the training they received. Consequently, this omission in training is a disservice to patients and hinders their access to the holistic care necessary for a fulfilling and healthy life.

Denise RenyeMarch 16, 2024sexuality, psychologists need more training in sexuality, human sexuality, therapy, bay area therapist, bay area sexologist, bay area psychologist, san francisco bay area PTSD treatment of dissociation, trauma informed therapist, marin county sexologist, marin county sex therapist

Exploring the Synergy: The Roles of Psychologists and Marriage & Family Therapists

Marriage and family therapy and psychology are both invaluable fields in the mental health arena, each offering a unique set of skills and approaches. The choice between these professions depends on the specific needs of the individual or family seeking help.

Denise RenyeOctober 16, 2023bay area sexologist, bay area therapist, bay area psychologist, san francisco bay area PTSD treatment of dissociation, trauma healing, MFT, psychologist, marin county psychologist

The Often Unacknowledged Grief of Miscarriage

Miscarriage is a profound and often silent form of grief that extends beyond the parent who physically miscarried. The grief experienced by partners, extended family, and friends is equally real and deserves recognition and support. By acknowledging and addressing disenfranchised grief, society can help those affected by miscarriage navigate their loss and find healing and solace in the company of empathetic and understanding communities.

Denise RenyeOctober 16, 2023pregnant, pregnancy and sexuality, pregnancy, miscarriage, grief, sexology, sexologist, bay area psychologist, bay area therapist, bay area sexologist

The Identified Patient: Unraveling the Dynamics and Finding Healing

The identified patient is a complex phenomenon that can have profound effects on a family's dynamics. By understanding the roles, dynamics, and underlying issues associated with the IP, families can embark on a journey of healing and growth. By acknowledging the shared responsibility and committing to open communication and professional support, families can move towards healthier, more harmonious relationships. Remember, true healing occurs when all family members actively participate and work together towards a more fulfilling future.

Denise RenyeMay 24, 2023addiction and recovery, addiction, love addiction, alcoholism, family systems, whole person healing, family trauma, trauma, ptsd, PTSD and sexual assault, san francisco bay area PTSD treatment of dissociation, bay area therapist, bay area psychologist, san francisco, marin county, marin county psychologist

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