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Charlotte Dubois, PhD

Dr. Charlotte Dubois is a leading researcher and educator in the field of sexual satisfaction, with over 12 years of experience exploring the psychological, physiological, and relational factors that contribute to sexual wellbeing. Her work bridges rigorous scientific research, practical sexual education, and public engagement, aiming to improve intimacy, communication, and sexual health across diverse populations.

Specialization

  • Sexual Satisfaction and Wellbeing
  • Relationship Dynamics
  • Orgasmic and Arousal Studies
  • Sexual Health Interventions
  • Cross-cultural Studies in Sexuality

Education

  • 2006–2010: BSc in Psychology, Université Paris Descartes
  • 2010–2012: MSc in Human Sexuality, Institut Universitaire de France
  • 2012–2016: PhD in Sexual Satisfaction and Relationship Health, Sorbonne University

Professional Experience

  • 2016–2018: Clinical Researcher, Sexual Health Clinic, Paris
  • 2018–2021: Lecturer in Sexual Health and Relationship Psychology, Université Lyon
  • 2021–Present: Director, Institute for Sexual Satisfaction Research, Europe
  • Consultant for international sexual wellness programs in Europe and North America

Key Research Cases and Projects

  • Orgasm Frequency and Relationship Satisfaction Study (2018–2019): Conducted a longitudinal study with 1,200 participants across France, finding a 32% increase in relationship satisfaction among couples engaging in structured sexual communication exercises.
    "Effective communication is the strongest predictor of sexual satisfaction, beyond frequency or duration of intercourse."
  • Cross-Cultural Sexual Satisfaction Project (2020–2022): Surveyed 3,500 adults across 6 European countries to analyze cultural differences in sexual expectations and satisfaction. Result: Couples using weekly "pleasure-focused routines" reported a 25% higher satisfaction rate than control groups.
  • Digital Intimacy Intervention Program (2021): Developed an online program for remote couples therapy, showing a 40% improvement in self-reported sexual fulfillment within 8 weeks. Published results in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
  • Orgasm Gap Reduction Initiative (2019–2020): Collaborative project with European NGOs focusing on female sexual empowerment and education. Achieved a measurable reduction of reported orgasm gaps in pilot groups by 18%.

Selected Scientific Publications

  • Dubois, C. (2022). "The Psychology of Orgasm and Relationship Satisfaction." Journal of Sexual Medicine, 19(6), 123–140.
  • Dubois, C., & Martin, F. (2020). "Cultural Influences on Sexual Satisfaction Across Europe." International Journal of Sex Research, 12(3), 89–112.
  • Dubois, C. (2018). "Communication Patterns as Predictors of Sexual Fulfillment." Sexual Health & Wellbeing Review, 7(2), 44–67.

Professional Memberships

  • European Federation of Sexology (EFS)
  • International Society for Sexual Health (ISSH)
  • Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS)

Participation in International Projects

  • Lead Researcher, WHO Sexual Satisfaction and Wellbeing Initiative (2021–2023)
  • Advisor, European Sexual Health Education Programs (2019–2022)
  • Collaborator, UNDP Sexual Wellness & Empowerment Campaigns (2020–2022)

Work on Educational Programs

  • Developed “Pleasure and Communication in Relationships” modules for adults and young adults
  • Conducted workshops and webinars for sexual health professionals and educators
  • Created evidence-based curricula for intimacy coaching and sexual empowerment programs

Interviews, Lectures, and Podcasts

  • Guest on NPR podcast: “Exploring Sexual Satisfaction and Communication” (2022)
  • TEDx Talk: “Closing the Orgasm Gap – Science and Communication” (2021)
  • Featured in Le Monde article: “Redefining Sexual Fulfillment in Modern Relationships” (2020)

Unique Values and Experience

Dr. Dubois emphasizes combining scientific rigor with practical, relatable interventions that enhance intimacy and sexual satisfaction. Her work uniquely integrates clinical research, cultural analysis, and digital education tools, making her insights highly applicable to real-life relationships and public education campaigns.