Reading + Discussion: The Bedroom Gap by Dr. Maria Sophocles

Join Dr. Maria Sophocles, internationally recognized thought leader in menopause and female sexual function, at the Arts Council of Princeton for the first reading from her upcoming release, The Bedroom Gap. This groundbreaking book is a roadmap for midlife women, couples, clinicians, and anyone wanting to understand – and change – the societal, historical and physiological effects of our “Sexspan”.

This pre-launch author event features a reading by Dr. Sophocles followed by an exclusive Ask Me Anything, where we’ll get down to the nitty, gritty, and intimate.

Your ticket includes the presentation, wine and cheese reception, photo op with Dr. Sophocles, and the opportunity to preorder The Bedroom Gap. With your preorder, you’ll receive access to an exclusive webinar bonus with Dr. Sophocles in February.

About Dr. Maria Sophocles, MD, FACOG, MSCP, IF

Dr. Maria Sophocles is a leading gynecologist, author, and women's health advocate committed to closing the gendered healthcare gap. An internationally recognized expert in menopause and female sexual health, Dr. Sophocles is the founder of Women's Healthcare of Princeton and the virtual practice The Thinking Woman, which serves women globally.

Her TED talk, What Happens to Sex in Midlife, has captivated over a million viewers, and her upcoming book, The Bedroom Gap, tackles the critical need for destigmatizing menopause and sexual pleasure.

An outspoken advocate for reproductive rights, Dr. Sophocles played a key role in the passage of New Jersey's Freedom of Reproductive Choice Act and is working on a documentary about sex, menopause, and gender equality titled HOT! She is also planning a Women's Health clinic in rural Kenya to address the global healthcare disparity.

About The Bedroom Gap

Sex in midlife can be a bumpy road, especially for women. Our bodies change with age, and those changes can lead to shame, confusion, and loss of intimacy. The Bedroom Gap shows us how society developed destined-to-fail gender roles and expectations in the bedroom and makes clear how we can level the playing field between midlife men and women.

This pathbreaking yet easily accessible guide not only clarifies the physical changes of menopause and how they affect sex in midlife, it also details how we can treat those changes, reframe our views on pleasure and desire, narrow the discrepancy in sexual functioning between middle age men and women, and optimize sexual pleasure after 40.

Event Venue

Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, United States

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