Welcome to HealthySex.com! This site is dedicated to promoting healthy sexuality. The information found here can help you make responsible decisions about sex and increase your sexual pleasure and happiness with a partner. We provide useful definitions, guidelines, exercises, and inspirations to increase your understanding of healthy sexuality, as well as articles on how to heal from the effects of sexual abuse, pornography addiction, and other sexual problems. You will also find information about our books, media appearances, and speaking and counseling services.

Wendy Maltz LCSW, DST is an internationally recognized author, speaker, and sex therapist. Her books include The Porn Trap, The Sexual Healing Journey, Private Thoughts, Passionate Hearts, Intimate Kisses, and Incest & Sexuality. Wendy’s highly acclaimed videos are Relearning Touch and Partners in Healing. Wendy and Larry Maltz LCSW, an esteemed therapist with more than 25 years of experience, provide counseling services at Maltz Counseling Associates in Eugene, Oregon.

Internet Porn Is Causing Problems for Teens

Posted: June 29, 2008

A 16-year-old girl who calls herself Addicted and Ashamed in Iowa recently wrote to Dear Abby: “I’m friendly, cheerful, religious and an honors student. I am also addicted to porn.” The girl’s school counselor encouraged her to think of porn use as just “expressing her sexuality in her own way,” but Abby strongly disagreed. Addicted was experiencing serious... [ Read More ]

Larry and Wendy on KATU-TV AM Northwest

Posted: May 26, 2008

Porn Addiction was the hot topic on Portland, Oregon's prized morning talk show AM Northwest on May 23, 2008. Helen Raptis interviewed Wendy and Larry in a lively, highly informative six minute segment of the show. CLICK HERE TO WATCH AND LISTEN

FOXNEWS.com Article Features The Porn Trap

Posted: May 23, 2008

Fox News sexuality expert Dr. Yvonne K. Fulbright recommends The Porn Trap in her article, "7 Ways to Tell If You Are Addicted to Porn". Referring to porn addiction as a "national dilemma" Dr. Fulbright enthusiastically describes The Porn Trap as a "well-written and thoughtful" resource for healing.