Sexuality Research and Research Methods
Title of Event: Sexuality Research and Research Methods
Description of Event:
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Ethics and Ethical Behavior
Case Consults
Title of Workshop: Case Consults
Date: December 10, 2026
Location: Online synchronous
Sex Therapist Training:
Certificate Program in Sexuality Education and Disability: Understanding Neurodiversity, Intellectual Disabilities, and Sexual Health
Title of Event: Certificate Program in Sexuality Education and Disability: Understanding Neurodiversity, Intellectual Disabilities, and Sexual Health
Description of Event:
This course explores sexuality, identities, sexual arousal, response, pleasure, and relationships for individuals with neurodiversities and intellectual disabilities. It examines attitudes and beliefs about sexuality and people with disabilities and focuses on the benefits of sexuality education and the increased need for accessible knowledge in these populations.
Certificate in Sexual Health Comprehensive Program (AASECT-Aligned Training)
Title of Event:Certificate in Sexual Health Comprehensive Program (AASECT-Aligned Training)
Description of Event:
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Many Latinx and BIPOC clinicians interested in sexual health often find themselves wondering:
“Where are the spaces that center people like me?”
While there are many trainings available, few create spaces that center the lived experiences, perspectives, and clinical realities of Latinx and BIPOC providers—especially when learning how to support clients around intimacy, desire, and sexual functioning.
Certificate Program in Sexuality Education and Consent: Core Concepts, Frameworks, and Teaching Tools for Instructors
Title of Event: Certificate Program in Sexuality Education and Consent: Core Concepts, Frameworks, and Teaching Tools for Instructors
Description of Event:
The Certificate Program in Sexuality Education and Consent explores the concepts of consent and body autonomy and their foundational importance to sexuality education. Learners will explore the many facets of and approaches to these concepts, as well as how to teach about consent and build a consent-based education practice.
When Clients Want to Try Rope: What Therapists and Educators Should Know About Shibari, Consent, and Safety
Title of Event: When Clients Want to Try Rope: What Therapists and Educators Should Know About Shibari, Consent, and Safety
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Oppressive Systems and Sexuality
Title of Event: Oppressive Systems and Sexuality
Date of Event: Jan. 15, 2027
Time of Event: 12:30-3:45 p.m. PT
Location: Online Synchronous
Sex Therapy (ST) Training
ST6. Ethical decision-making and best practice.
Presenter/Speaker: Serina Payan Hazelwood, PhD, MAIS, CSE
Contact Name: Anne Hodder-Shipp, CSE
Contact Telephone Number: (310) 721-4810
Contact Email: edst@everyonedeservessexed.com
Redefining Common Clinical Standards of Practice
Title of Event:Redefining Common Clinical Standards of Practice
Date of Event: Jan. 14, 2028
Time of Event: 10 a.m.-12:15 p.m. PT
Location: Online Synchronous
Sex Therapy (ST) Training:ST2. Techniques of sex-related assessment and diagnosis of the Psychosexual Disorders described in the current edition of the DSM.
Presenter/Speaker:
Nhakia Outland, MSW, SIFI, CSE
Contact Name:
Anne Hodder-Shipp, CSE
Contact Telephone Number:
(310) 721-4810
Slide Decks for Health & Wellness Professionals
Title of Event: Slide Decks for Health & Wellness Professionals
Description of Event:
Creating slide decks for presentations can be one of the most useful ways to build engaging workshops and trainings, but can also be intimidating, overwhelming, and confusing. Having spent the last five years running virtual workshops for sexuality and mental health professionals and having developed over a dozen slide decks with multiple iterations, I’ve learned how to build accessible, ethically sourced, interactive slides.
Asexuality & Aromanticism: Frameworks, Language, & Thriving
Title of Event: Asexuality & Aromanticism: Frameworks, Language, & Thriving
Description of Event:
Over the past several years, Asexuality and Aromanticism have gained increasing visibility across community spaces, research, and public discourse. As awareness grows, so does the need for nuanced, informed approaches to understanding and supporting these identities in both professional and everyday contexts.