The Couples Therapist Who Is Getting Divorced

by Megan VanAmburg | Nov 11, 2026 | Therapist

There is a strange kind of irony in being a couples therapist while going through a separation and divorce. I spend my days sitting with couples in the most vulnerable parts of their relationships. I talk about communication, emotional safety, boundaries, repair,...

The Curious Case of Being a Mom Who Happens to Be a Sex Therapist

by Megan VanAmburg | Sep 16, 2026 | Therapist

Motherhood comes with a strange set of unwritten rules. Somewhere between packing lunches, remembering spirit days, finding library books that mysteriously disappear every Tuesday, and carrying enough Band-Aids to qualify as a traveling urgent care, you also become...

The Question No Mother Wants to Ask: What If That Had Been Me?

by Megan VanAmburg | Aug 28, 2026 | Mental Health

There are stories that break your heart, and then there are stories that reach into places you thought you had already healed. The Lindsay Clancy case has been one of those stories for me. Not because I believe I can know exactly what happened inside her mind, and...

We Need Better Sex Education (And No, I Don’t Mean Another Picture of an STD)

by Megan VanAmburg | Aug 26, 2026 | Women's Sexual Health

Let’s be honest. For most of us, “sex education” consisted of three things: a horrifying slideshow of sexually transmitted infections, a lecture about not getting pregnant, and one very clear message: sex will ruin your life. That’s not sex...

Women’s Sexual Health: A History of Being Told We’re Either Too Horny… or Not Horny Enough

by Megan VanAmburg | Aug 12, 2026 | Women's Sexual Health

If women were handed an award for putting up with mixed messages, we’d need a bigger trophy cabinet. For literally thousands of years, society has had exactly one consistent opinion about women’s sexuality: it’s a problem. Too interested in sex? Calm...