Sarah Kilgallon is from Boston, MA and holds a BA in English Literature and a MFA in Creative Writing. Her articles and stories have appeared in magazines, journals, and anthologies, and her visual work has been featured in US and international group exhibits, calendars, trade journals, and galleries. She's currently working on articles regarding women’s health, mental health, and holistic wellbeing, with a special interest in women’s health and lifestyle over the age of 50. She strives to create works (written & visual) with emotional integrity and truths. Her website: sarahkilgallon.com
Manage Persistent Pain With Help Beyond Medication
Millions of people have chronic pain, affecting their daily lives and their sexual health.
Only the Lonely: Solitude Can Be Harmful or Helpful
Who could feel alone with social media, TV and worldwide mass communication? Maybe a lot of us.
The Need for Trauma-Informed Care
Creating healthcare sensitivity protocols improves the patient experience.
The Life-Extending Power of Sex
Orgasms, sensual touch and intimate connections play roles in a vibrant love life and longevity.
Not All Hormone Therapies Are Created Equal
Here's what you need to know to get through your menopausal transition safely.
Treating Sexual Dysfunction During Menopause Might Include a Vibrator
The menopausal transition doesn't have to be the end of your arousal, desire or pleasure.
The Mind-Gut Connection Requires a Multidisciplinary Approach
Treatment for gut disorders should include therapy for your mental health, too.
Thinking Cool (Even When Your Body Isn't) May Help Ease Hot Flashes
Research has shown hypnosis can be effective for some women in reducing vasomotor symptoms.