Everything about Kassorla says big bucks, fame, and celebrity. Years ago, she played herself on the soap opera General Hospital, and she tools around in a brand-new black Bentley. Although she acknowledges she sees many, many famous people in her practice, Kassorla says she makes it a point to mix up her patient group so that she does not exclusively counsel rich celebrities. I think a therapist can lose touch if they only treat famous people. Touch is a big part of Kassorla's therapeutic thing.
Nice Girls Do promotes hugging and hours of touching to enhance sexual fulfillment.
Take that advice, she writes in the book, and women can have up to 101 orgasms in a night. As part of the sexual awakening she promotes, Kassorla encourages readers to do vaginal muscle strengthening or Kegel exercises while on the phone, driving, talking, or eating. She ends the chapter on orgasms by urging her female readers to go forth and be orgiastic creatures. Perhaps a few more sessions with Kassorla and the impressionable young girl wouldn't have confused the Presidential semen stain on her blue dress for spinach dip. But Kassorla's counseling may have involved a lot more than sexual fulfillment.