Ethics and Ethical Behavior

Title of Event: Ethical Practice for Couples Therapy!

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Therapists are taught of our ethical responsibility to "Do No Harm". Couples therapy is an area in which the potential for harm to the client is great as "unsuccessful therapy" can make a relationship worse and even lead to divorce. Besides basic competency in couple's work, there are other practices of good therapy that when applied will ensure that the therapist provides a safe and neutral environment for the couple to work through their issues.

Title of Event: Sexual Health Conversations in Counseling: Exploring Comfort, Knowledge, and Practice

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Title of Event: Socio-cultural factors (ethnicity, culture, religion, spirituality, socio-economic status, family values) in relation to sexual values and behaviors

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Title of Event: Demonstrate Clinical Curiosity and Competence When Working with Partners Impacted by Out-of-Control Sexual Behavior, part 3

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Title of Event: Demonstrate Clinical Curiosity and Competence When Working with Partners Impacted by Out-of-Control Sexual Behavior, part 2

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Title of Event: Demonstrate Clinical Curiosity and Competence When Working with Partners Impacted by Out-of-Control Sexual Behavior, part 1

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Title of Event: Join Our BIPOC-Led AASECT Group Supervision (6 Hours of Connection + Growth)

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Clinical growth doesn’t happen in isolation.

Our upcoming AASECT Group Supervision at The Sexual Health School offers a space for therapists and sexual health professionals to bring real clinical questions, explore cases in community, and receive thoughtful guidance in a small-group setting.

Title of Event: Policing Pleasure: The impacts of cultural and religious perspectives on pleasure

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This course examines how Stoic and conservative Christian traditions have shaped cultural attitudes toward pleasure, and what hedonist philosophy offers in response. By questioning how we and our clients understand, control, pursue, and resist pleasure, we can cultivate richer intimacy, deeper self-knowledge, and a more complex sense of self.

Date of Event: 8/6/26

Time of Event: 7:00 PM MST

Location: Online Synchronous

Title of Event: S-CST Foundations Training: Foundational Somatic Sex Therapy Training for Therapists, Counselors, & Educators

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Title of Event: Somatics and Sexology

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Join the Sexual Health Alliance (SHA) for an immersive weekend exploring the intersection of somatics, embodiment, nervous system regulation, and modern sexology. This advanced training is designed for seasoned and aspiring sex therapists, medical professionals, coaches, educators, bodyworkers, and sexual health professionals who want to better understand how the body stores trauma, shapes desire, influences attachment, and impacts intimacy.