Dr. Aline Zoldbrod is a Boston based licensed psychologist and AASECT certified sex therapist and Diplomate and the author of three well-regarded,  commercially published books about sexuality and relationships.  Her book, SexSmart: How Your Childhood Shaped Your Sexual Life and What to Do About It  has been translated into Spanish, Turkish and Polish and won ForeWord Magazine's award for being one of the top three self-help books published that year (1998).   Zoldbrod has been publishing in the professional literature on sexuality since 1992.  Besides  articles in peer reviewed journals, she has contributed chapters on sexuality to medical textbooks.   Her ideas are cited in the professional literature on sexuality and relationships.    Dr. Zoldbrod is adjunct faculty at the University of Michigan Sexual Health Certificate Program.

Not afraid to take a stand, she has been quoted in liberally in the media, including  over 40 major U.S. newspapers and   magazines.  Zoldbrod  frequently is quoted on wide ranging  topics, including  sexual desire, sexual dysfunction,  sexual pleasure, gender relations, asexuality, sexual compulsions, adolescent sexuality, pornography,  and the mystery of sexuality.

She writes for WBUR's Commonhealth Blog in Boston, for Your Tango.com, and she blogs about sexuality at NewsMax.com..Her February 14, 2014 story "Some  70 year old women having the best sex ever" on CommonHealth Blog got over 14,000 shares on Facebook.  In fact, Dr. Zoldbrod has been seen as an expert on the internet for decades. She began by being an editor at the Human Sexuality Service (HSX) on Compuserve, decades ago.  More recently, she served as IVillage’s Expert on the Mismatched Libidos message board for a year.  and formerly had a column on HisAndHerHealth.com  entitled “Life from A to Z."

Dr. Zoldbrod is recognized by her peers nationally for her creative, active, psychotherapeutic interventions and for her contributions to the field of sex therapy. The creator of the interpersonal theory of sexual development, The Milestones of Sexual Development,  she is interested in exploring the factors which make it possible for a person to allow themselves to be both emotionally and sexually attached to the same person. Her model of sexual development can be found on the web on her website  at  SexSmart.com.