justASK The Podcast of The Q-spot
#JustASK is a healthcare and business podcast dedicated to providing evidence-based, clinically actionable education for women's health clinicians. Hosted by Dr. Heather Quaile a leading women's and gender-health nurse practitioner, serial entrepreneur, and clinical and solutions architect the show is the flagship podcast of The Q Spot, featuring deep dives with Dr. Quaile and conversations with Q Spot faculty and guest experts in nursing, medicine, pharmacy, sexual health, and wellness. This is a safe space where no question is off limits. We advocate for clinicians to just ask the questions they weren't taught to ask, and to break down the barriers of uncertainty and taboo that still shape women's health care.
Learn more at theqspot.net.
justASK The Podcast of The Q-spot
Season 1:10 - Intimacy After Cancer with Dr. Becky Kaufman Lynn
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According to one survey conducted by LIVESTRONG, nearly 60% of cancer patients report having sexual dysfunction following surgery. As many as 85% to 90% of prostate, breast, and gynecologic cancer survivors record long-term physical intimacy issues. But there is hope!
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to conclude the month of October with an informative and encouraging discussion about Intimacy After Cancer.
Topics covered will include:
• Physical Symptoms of Sexual Dysfunction
• Options for Improving Sexual Desire and Function
• Common Questions About Sex after Cancer
For one hour, Dr. Tara Thompson, pharmacist and specialist in women's sexual health, and co-host Heather Quaile, DNP, WHNP-BC, SANE (The SHOW Center), will interview Dr. Becky Kaufman Lynn. Dr. Lynn is a board-certified gynecologist/sexual counselor and Director of the Evora Center for Menopause and Sexual Health.
#justASK is a healthcare platform that is dedicated to providing evidenced-based information by a multidisciplinary team of sexual health experts in order for individuals to make informed and optimal sexual health decisions.
