Rights, Risks, and Roulette: The State of Reproductive Justice
Title of Event: Rights, Risks, and Roulette: The State of Reproductive Justice
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Health/medical factors that influence sexuality
Sexuality and Reproduction: Integrating Care and Counseling
Title of Event: Sexuality and Reproduction: Integrating Care and Counseling
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Comprehensive Sexuality Counseling for Cancer Survivors
Title of Event: Comprehensive Sexuality Counseling for Cancer Survivors
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Mastering Sexuality Counseling for Male Sexual Dysfunction
Title of Event: Mastering Sexuality Counseling for Male Sexual Dysfunction
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Advanced Techniques in Sexuality Counseling for Female Sexual Dysfunction
Title of Event: Advanced Techniques in Sexuality Counseling for Female Sexual Dysfunction
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SHEA 1: Core Principles of Effective Sexuality Counseling
Title of Event: SHEA 1: Core Principles of Effective Sexuality Counseling
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Disability and Sexuality
Title of Event: Disability and Sexuality
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Understanding Non-Monogamies Workshop Series
Title of Event: Understanding Non-Monogamies Workshop Series
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Join us for a quarterly workshop on the intricacies of non-monogamies for educators, mental health professionals, and graduate students. This interactive series will include shared book readings and discussions, group activities, film clip reviews, and more all in the name of exploring and deepening understanding regarding non-monogamy. AASECT Continuing Education credits available!
What Happens in Vagus: An Introduction to Polyvagal Theory
Title of Event: What Happens in Vagus: An Introduction to Polyvagal Theory
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You may have seen it trending on TikTok– ways to “hack” your vagus nerve through exercises like deep breathing that are supposed to help you bust stress and even heal your trauma. Polyvagal Theory has the mental wellness community and its followers all abuzz, but what actually is it? Does it work? And how can you incorporate it into your clinical practice?
Don't Tell Me What To Do: Understanding PDA
Title of Event: Don't Tell Me What To Do: Understanding PDA
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Does something inside you shut down whenever someone gives you a task– even if it’s something you otherwise wanted to do? Do even the smallest and most reasonable requests loom over you, filling you with dread and resistance? Does it feel like you’re fighting your way through a wall of “no” when you try to push yourself to do the thing anyway?