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Paul Joannides Psy.D.

About

Paul Joannides, Psy.D., is a research psychoanalyst, llama farmer, and author of the Guide To Getting It On. Paul has created a website for men about women, sex, psychology, and medicine: www.RealDudeRadio.com. He has been on the editorial boards of the Journal of Sexual Medicine and the American Journal of Sexuality Education. Paul has received the Professional Excellence Award from the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists. Some of his sex-education videos have received millions of views.

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Recent Posts
What Women Want in a Man
The qualities women want in a man aren't so different now from what they were decades ago; however, women today are much more up front in saying what they don't what in a man.
A New Study Links Oral Health and Brain Health

A new study shows that poor oral health can cause Alzheimer's, dementia, and stroke. Up to 50% of people over 30 have poor oral health, and many can't afford a dentist.

A new study shows that poor oral health can cause Alzheimer's, dementia, and stroke. Up to 50% of people over 30 have poor oral health, and many can't afford a dentist.

Semen Allergy: The Latest Information

Not all healthcare providers understand semen allergies. Here's what you need to know.

Not all healthcare providers understand semen allergies. Here's what you need to know.

My Advice After Doing Phone Therapy for 20 Years

I have done therapy on the phone for the past twenty years. Here are my suggestions for therapists who are doing teletherapy for the first time.

I have done therapy on the phone for the past twenty years. Here are my suggestions for therapists who are doing teletherapy for the first time.

Men's and Women's Bodies Are Different, and Why It Matters

Female and male bodies are far more different than was previously known. It's why diseases such as COVID-19 impact men and women differently.

Female and male bodies are far more different than was previously known. It's why diseases such as COVID-19 impact men and women differently.