Health/medical factors that influence sexuality

Title of Event: University of Michigan Sexual Health Certificate Program

The Sexual Health Certificate Program (SHCP) offers applicable interdisciplinary training for professionals committed to expanding their knowledge and skills in sexual health. Designed for those pursuing work as sex therapists, sexuality educators, and sexuality counselors, this program centers a holistic understanding of sexual health as a vital component of overall well-being — one that is shaped by psychological, relational, environmental, medical, and sociocultural factors.

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Abortion in the US: Realities, Laws & Healing

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Abortion in the US: Realities, Laws & Healing

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Title of Event:  (How Do We Get to) A More Inclusive History of the US Sexuality Field

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Title of Event:  (How Do We Get to) A More Inclusive History of the US Sexuality Field

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(HOW DO WE GET TO:) A MORE INCLUSIVE HISTORY OF THE US SEXUALITY FIELD?

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Title of Event: Diagnosis Criteria for Female Sexual Issues

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Title of Event: Clinical Treatment of Male Sexual Issues

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Title of Event: Diagnosis Criteria for Male Sexual Issues

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Title of Event: Cultural Considerations in BIPOC and LGBTQIA Youth Suicide Prevention

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Over the past several years the rates of suicide for Hispanic, Black, Asian and Pacific Islander youth have seen significant increases, while the rate of suicide amongst White youth has decreased. Additionally, the risk of suicide among 2SLGBTQIA+ youth is three times that of their heterosexual and cisgender peers. (Chu, J., O’Neill, S.E., Ng, J.F., Khoury, O. (2022). The Cultural Theory and Model of Suicide for Youth.)