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Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: May 1, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: April 24, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: April 17, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: March 27, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: March 20, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Title of Event: Sensory Processing and Sexuality

Description of Event:

Learning Objectives
-Define sensory processing
-Articulate why understanding sensory processing is important when discussing sexuality

Date of Event: February 27, 2026 

Time of Event: 1130am-1pm PST

Location: Online Synchronous

Presenter/Speaker: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Name: Jack Duroc-Danner

Contact Email: axjmd2@gmail.com

Somatic-Concentric Sex Therapy Foundations Training

Title of Event: Somatic-Concentric Sex Therapy Foundations Training

Description of Event:

There are numerous exciting and effective somatic modalities currently in the field. As a graduate of the Somatic Counseling Psychology Program at Naropa University (2009), I received training in many of the best: Somatic Experiencing, Sensorimotor Therapy, Hakomi, Dance/Movement Therapy, the Moving Cycle, Body-Mind Centering, and Authentic Movement.

Queerplatonic: Constructing Intentional Kinship

Title of Event: Queerplatonic: Constructing Intentional Kinship

Description of Event:

​Join us to explore how people build meaningful, committed relationships outside of romantic and sexual scripts. Grounded in asexual and aromantic community language, this session introduces queerplatonic relationships, platonic life partners, and related terms as tools for naming significant, life-shaping bonds without centering romance.

Clinical Perspectives on Kink: Bias, Myths & Meaning Making

Title of Event: Clinical Perspectives on Kink: Bias, Myths & Meaning Making

Description of Event:

This workshop serves as an essential reorientation for clinicians, educators, and care providers working with individuals who practice or identify with kink. Kink refers to consensual sexual interests, fantasies, behaviors, or relational dynamics that fall outside culturally normative sexual practices, yet do not inherently involve distress, impairment, or non-consent.

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