Robert W. Birch, Ph.D.

Robert W. Birch, Ph.D., Retired Marital & Sex Therapist, 35 years as a psychologist specializing in building sensual, intimate, and loving relationships. Clinician, lecturer, workshop leader, and author of nine books.

Books and Articles
Does Size Matter? Men's worry over the size of their penises has lead to exaggerated claims of enlargement pumps, pills and props. Millions of dollars are spent on trying to expand the length and or girth of an average size member, on the assumption that bigger is better.
Low Sexual Desire What Is Sexual Desire? When we talk of low sexual desire, we are talking of a lack of interest in sex. In street language, the person with low desire does not get horny, or does so infrequently. Without desire, there is little or no biological
	Male Sexual Endurance: A Man's Book About Ejaculatory Control It is most men's fantasy-wish that they would be able to penetrate a woman who bucks like a wild unbroken bronco, maintain perfect control during an hour of hard steady thrusting, and then time their ejaculation to coincide, contraction for contraction
	Pathways to Pleasure : A Woman's Guide to Orgasm A Little History: As these are the muscles that contract rhythmically during orgasm in both males and females, it is not surprising, therefore, that sex therapists have emphasized the importance of these pelvic floor muscles that surround the vaginal
	Female Sexual Self-Esteem Volumes have been written on the topics of body-image and on self-esteem, but very little has been said about one important aspect of a woman's self-perception... her sexual self-esteem. This is a delicate topic, but to understand it we are required to lo
	Did You Come, Baby? Out of curiosity, a need to finish a job once started, or genuine concern, men, having recovered from their own post-orgasmic euphoria, are apt to ask their partners if they had made it as well. It is interesting that the converse is seldom true... women
	Sexual Fantasies Have you ever given much thought to the differences between the sexual fantasies typically conjured up by men and women? Men, it seems, tend to have more sexual fantasies than women and these are more likely to be paired with masturbation. Men, by nature