Title of Event: When Trust Is the Wound: A Trauma-Informed Framework for Clinicians Working with Partners of Sex and Porn Addicts
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Title of Event: Safety, Vulnerability, and Intimacy After Trauma
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Title of Event: Practicing Pleasure: An Anatomical Guide to Clitoral/Vulval Arousal
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This class is designed for anyone looking to enhance their relationship with sexual arousal through a better understanding of the vulva’s erectile network. If you are a sexual or mental health clinician, this course will provide the tools you need to empower clients on their journey toward sexual satisfaction.
Date of Event: July 10th
Location: Online Asynchronous
Presenter/Speaker: Julie L Miller, LCMFT, CST
Contact Name: Julie Miller
Title of Event: Cultures, Borders and Sex: Supporting Immigrant Sexuality
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Title of Event: Sex and Intimacy Foundations for Professional Practice
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Title of Event: S-CST for Menopause Training: A Somatic Approach for Therapists, Counselors, & Educators
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Title of Event: Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Risk Factors in Women and Intervention Strategies for Therapists
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Title of Event: Ambushed by Betrayal: Helping Clients on their Healing Journey to Healthy Intimacy
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Title of Event: Treating Mismatched Sexual Desire in Couples
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Differences in sexual desire between partners can create tension, frustration, and emotional distance in intimate relationships. This course explores the psychological, relational, and cultural factors that contribute to mismatched desire and offers a couples-focused therapeutic approach for addressing these challenges.
Title of Event: Couples Sex Therapy for Treating Low Male Sexual Desire
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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.