As featured in the Washington Post, Peak has grown to a multi-state, virtual psychotherapy practice (DC, VA, MD, WA) providing relationship and sex therapy…and now expands through Peak EDU, our psychosexual education platform providing programs and workshops for every stage of intimacy, relationships, sexuality, and human connection. Our newsletter, The Lounge, explores the intersection of psychology, sexuality, and modern culture—blending story, reflection, and science into a fresh, grounded conversation about intimacy, desire, and aliveness.
Ask Andrea: When Variety Starts Feeling Like A Job
The Lounge Because education doesn’t just live in programs, it lives in conversation. Vol. 2026 June 17th, 2026 Hi Reader, As you know, this month we're focusing on being intentional, not prescriptive. Let's dive into our reader's question on the topic. . . TL;DR Sometimes the thing standing between you and novelty isn't a lack of ideas, but rather fear, stress, uncertainty, or pressure. Trying something new every time you have sex can make novelty feel like a job. The goal isn't to perform...
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