Lyndsey Harper, MD is a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M School of Medicine. She is also a board-certified OB-GYN that specializes in helping patients with low libido and sexual dysfunction. 

Dr. Harper is a Fellow of the International Society for Women's Sexual Wellness and has dedicated her career to bringing awareness, education, and resources to both physicians and patients about these very common, but rarely discussed issues. 

A native Arkansan, Dr. Harper earned a BS in Microbiology from The University of Arkansas, then attended The University Arkansas for Medical Sciences to earn her MD. Dr. Harper completed an OB-GYN residency at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, where she worked in a private practice for seven years. She is now an Ob-Gyn Hospitalist at Baylor Scott & White Health in Dallas. 

In addition, Dr. Harper is the founder and CEO of Rosy, a women's health company that connects women to evidence-based resources for decreased sexual desire. Rosy's mission is to alleviate the silence and shame that surrounds women's sexual dysfunction and to provide women with the help they deserve. 

Hey everyone! Welcome to today's episode of the Wright Conversations Podcast! For today's episode, I'm joined by Dr. Lyndsey Harper to talk about the glaring lack of education around vaginal health, how erotica links to health, and granting ourselves permission to explore ourselves. We also talk about encouraging age-appropriate conversations, the natural journey of exploration, and how erotica can be used as a tool to improve their sexual wellbeing and relationships. 

Let's delve in! 

In this Episode You'll Learn: 

• [01:32] A bit about Dr. Harper. 

• [06:48] The lack of education around vaginal health. 

• [11:19] The link to erotica. 

• [13:10] What is erotica? 

• [16:45] Why reading erotica evokes feelings of cheating. 

• [19:05] Independent exploration of self. 

• [23:52] How parents could encourage the exploration of self. 

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