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Dan Pollets Ph.D.

About

Dan F. Pollets earned his Doctorate Degree at Boston University. He has over thirty years of clinical experience working in a variety of clinical settings. He is currently in private practice in Medford, Mass where he specializes in couples treatment and sex therapy. He works with individuals, couples and groups with a variety of issues including sexual dysfunction, relationship conflict, anxiety disorders and depression. He has trained with Terry Real for the past four years at the Relational Life Institute. His current interests include integrating Mindfulness Awareness Practice into work with individuals and couples.

Recent Posts
Keeping Sex Vital: A Paler Shade of Grey?

Avoiding sexual boredom is a major dilemma for a long-term relationship or marriage.

Avoiding sexual boredom is a major dilemma for a long-term relationship or marriage.

When the Therapist Gets Cancer

I am hoping to reach people whose life has been interrupted by a recent illness or trauma and are struggling to regain their place in the world.

I am hoping to reach people whose life has been interrupted by a recent illness or trauma and are struggling to regain their place in the world.

Recipe for a Happy Marriage

Is it possible to nail down the key ingredients correlated with a successful marriage? Let's give it a shot.

Is it possible to nail down the key ingredients correlated with a successful marriage? Let's give it a shot.

Aging and Sexual Desire: Mindfulness as antidote
Aging and Male Sexual Desire IV: Mindfulness: Secret Elixir

Cultivating Mindfulness is the best antidote we have to cope with the changes caused by inevitable aging in sexuality. Our minds and how we pay attention and the loving presence we bring to the sexual union is what truly matters in enlightened sex.

Cultivating Mindfulness is the best antidote we have to cope with the changes caused by inevitable aging in sexuality. Our minds and how we pay attention and the loving presence we bring to the sexual union is what truly matters in enlightened sex.

Aging and Male Sexual Desire III: Life-Style Issues

Taking good care of your body and avoiding illness secondary to poor life-style or stress helps maintains sexual health. Healthy desire is also a result of "secure attachment" you create with your significant other.

Taking good care of your body and avoiding illness secondary to poor life-style or stress helps maintains sexual health. Healthy desire is also a result of "secure attachment" you create with your significant other.