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Intimacy Skills

Sex Therapy Certificate at CIIS

Title of Workshop: Sex Therapy Certificate at CIIS

Date: Spring 2027 running for five weekends of instruction between February 5 – May 8, 2027; Priority Deadline & Priority Scholarship Deadline November 30; Final Deadline January 10

Location:

Synchronous hours online via Zoom
Asynchronous hours online

Presenters: Zoe & Walt Sipe, Fiona O’Farrell, Estefania Smich, Juan Camarena, Bianca Laureano, Damon Constantinides

CE Provider:  California Institute of Integral Studies

Contact Name: Kyle De Medio                   

S-CST for Intimacy After Medical Events: Support Your Clients with a Somatic Approach to Creating an Inspiring Connection After Injury, Surgery, or Cancer

Title of Event: S-CST for Intimacy After Medical Events: Support Your Clients with a Somatic Approach to Creating an Inspiring Connection After Injury, Surgery, or Cancer

Description of Event:

Welcome to Polyamory & Diverse Sexualities

Title of Event: Welcome to Polyamory & Diverse Sexualities

Description of Event:

This introductory workshop offers a foundational overview of polyamory and non-monogamous relationships, including key umbrella terms, relational structures (hierarchical, non-hierarchical, relationship anarchy, and more), and common critiques that emerge within polyamory communities. These frameworks will be explored through the lenses of the Ace, Aro, Bi, and Pan spectrums, highlighting how cultural assumptions about attraction and relationships shape people’s experiences.

Anatomy of Couple’s Therapy

Title of Workshop: Anatomy of Couple’s Therapy

Date: October 10 & 11, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM Mountain time

Location: Online synchronous

Sex Therapy Training areas: C., F.

Presenter: Laura Rademacher, MA, LMFT, CST, CST-S

Sponsor: Southwestern College & New Earth Institute

Contact Name: Kate Latimer     

Telephone: 505-795-0631

Email: katelatimer@swc.edu

AASECT approved for: 16 CE’s  

 

Ethical Practice for Couples Therapy!

Title of Event: Ethical Practice for Couples Therapy!

Description of Event:

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.

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