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Health/medical factors that influence sexuality

Addressing Infertility Challenges in Sex Therapy

Title of Event: Addressing Infertility Challenges in Sex Therapy

Description of Event:

Infertility can place significant emotional, relational, and sexual strain on individuals and couples. This course explores the complex ways that infertility impacts sexual desire, intimacy, and relational satisfaction, and provides strategies for integrating these considerations into sex therapy.

Biopsychosocial Assessment and Sexual History Taking in Sex and Couples Therapy

Title of Event: Biopsychosocial Assessment and Sexual History Taking in Sex and Couples Therapy

Description of Event:

This 3-hour seminar teaches sex and couples therapists how to conduct a comprehensive, ethical, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive biopsychosocial assessment with specific emphasis on taking a sex history. Students will learn how to move beyond symptom collection and assess the biological, psychological, relational, cultural, developmental, and contextual factors that shape sexual functioning and sexual distress.

Couples Sex Therapy for Treating Low Male Sexual Desire

Title of Event: Couples Sex Therapy for Treating Low Male Sexual Desire

Description of Event:

Low sexual desire in men can create tension, misunderstanding, and disconnection within intimate relationships. This course explores the multifaceted causes of low male sexual desire, including biological, psychological, and relational factors, and emphasizes a couples-focused therapeutic approach. Participants will learn evidence-based interventions to help couples communicate about desire, navigate differences in sexual needs, and rebuild intimacy and connection.

Somatics and Sexology

Title of Event: Somatics and Sexology

Description of Event:

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.

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