i am dr. berman. i will take off my coat. i am a doctor, i want you to be able to speak to my like a medical health care professional but also as a woman. >> i get a lot of questions in my practice about orgasm. what are they, how can i make them better, why aren't i having them? do you girls have questions? >> i do. [ laughter ] >> because i feel like it took me a long time for that to start happening. >> they learned reflex -- this is a learned reflex. we learn it in puberty if not before. girls, exploration in the genital areas, leading to self-stimulation. if for whatever reason the brain genital connections are not made in puberty, if not before, it requires more work. so, i am proud to say i have always had an orgasm, i never had to fake one. >> everybody's different, you do not have to have an orgasm every time. in fact, most people don't by the way. enjoy the experience and not focusing on the goal. >> so, the sexing and snap chatting, is now part of the sexual foreplay and dialogue among young people . >> i have neve

. >> and the sex chat with dr. berman. >> orgasm is icism -- symphony of reflexes. >> after the second child was not able to feel anything during sex. >> i am observing your cervix and vaginal walls. >> she has vaginal atrophy. >> all new november, features the doctors as patients. >> i have never had such an enthusiastic patient. >> you won't believe the stars participating in the celebrity gynologue. >> for all of your q & a's. >> how can i go to sleep faster naturally . >> the doctors are taking over the set oft. >> fasten your seat belt for the doctors all new november. >> coming tomorrow, in the dr. phil thursday, what every parent needs to know about bullies in school. >> you can think your child is at home studying but [ applause ] ♪ >> you know her best as radio shock jock, howard stern's softer side. robin quivers has been fighting a silent battle. >> she's made us laugh out loud for decades and over the last year, robin quivers has been fighting the battle of her life quietly. may 2012, her life changed

. >> masters of sex, drs. berman. >> and cancer risk is one of the biggest things and specifically skin cancer. >> they say doctors are the worst! >> patients ... >> i went for a routine skin check and my dermatologist recommended 4 moles, be removed, two years ago. >> and they say it for a reason. >> i am the worst patient because "a" i want to micromanage everything, and "b" i am a hypochondriac. >> i finally got the test everyone's been telling me about. >> if you were to test positive, are you ready to hear that? >> see the doctors going to the doctors. >> you won't believe the stars participating in the celebrity gynologue. >> on the set of the doctors, q & a's. >> the doctors are taking over the set of et! >> fasten your [ applause ] ♪ >> welcome back to the show. we are here today with dr. phil, who's passionate about our next topic. it's an epidemic that seems to be getting worse rather than better. i am talking about bullying. believe me it's probably happening to someone you know right now. over 3

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., with world-rewnedherapist and new york times best seller dr. laura berman. >> hair is often the first thing you notice when you meet someone. for women, it's a reflection of health, beauty, and youthful vibrancy. gorgeous hair is sexy, right? professionally, i know that when a woman ffers from hair loss, thinning, and damage, her confidence can suffer,oo. we shouldn't be judged on how we look, but there's no denying that our appearance has a major effect on our self-esteem. now, i understand this on a personal level, because my own battle with breast cancer not long ago put me face-to-face with hair loss, and although i was so proud of my strength and courage, sometimes, all i saw was my hair -- or lack of it. no maybe your hair loss isn't due to a serious health issue, which is often out of your control. instead, like so many women, in trying to get the hair you want, you end up with just the opposite. chemical treatments, color, blow-drying and straightening, plus styling products may cause thinning, brittleness, dullness, and frizz. but now

berman was once identified by the nickname dr. evil in a "60 minutes" profile. he's sought to prevent regulations on tobacco and lobbied for restaurant chains that do not want to see the minimum wage changed. and it's safe to assume they're very likely funded by those very same interests. joining me now is michael saltzman from behind the curtain, a former research for berman and company, and david serotta, contributor to salon.com. michael, it's all in the game, as omar and the wire would say. you guys got a lobbying operation in washington, d.c., you got clients. they don't want the minimum wage to be raised, because they don't want to pay the workers more money. this is the way washington works. why pretend there's some independent institute that's churning out position papers. why not be clear about what you guys are up to? >> we're not pretending anything. the employment policies institute has been around for 20 years. we are a 5013c nonprofit. >> anyone can do that. >> economists from the university of chicago. here's the thing. the only reason this is a s

they go, they come out -- >> and then oprah and dr. phil. you have to follow -- >> right. >> and the john berman and zoraida show. >> no, but that's not what's happening in canada. this guy is saying, sure, i did it. i'm staying. >> you can see in a kind of perverse way, the appeal of a guy who is, as you say, representing not the downtown, not the elite, not the canadian yuppies but the more blue collar parts of toronto. saying to hell with all the rest of you. i don't think that lasts a long time. i think ultimately, cooler heads prevail, especially in such a cold place. but it's just -- it can't last forever. you can't have -- >> you can't have him stand up today after all these words and say these words, and i will quote directly. i'm a positive role model for down and out kids. by this point, people are going to start getting mad. before, it was a diversion, before it was funny. >> and he's the supervisor of the police. and he says he's not cooperating with the police in this investigation. that can't be good. >> he's the chief magistra

let's bring in psychiatrist dr. gale salt. we are also joined by a man, "early start" anchor john berman, john, you have been following the situation. what do we know? >> the fact is richie incogny to has been suspended now indefinitely. this is following the allegations that came last week from jonathan martin, the 6' 5," 350 pound lineman citing player misconduct. what is that exactly? there are reports it was some kind of bullying in the locker room, off the field, there have been reports that bullying included forcing rookies and young players to pay for very expensive meals also perhaps paying for a trip to las vegas for the entire offensive line, jonathan martin had to pay out $15,000 for a trip he didn't even go on. those are the types of allegations being made. >> the question becomes bullying. we use it as a hot button. what about here, gale, because of the obvious, if you are big and strong, can this be bullying? it kind of looks like hazing, is there a difference? what do we say? >> i think there is a difference, in