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Advanced Clinical Sexology Course

Title of Event: Advanced Clinical Sexology Course

This course fills in all the holes left from a graduate education that ignored the need for a solid basic education in clinical sexology for the health provider. Our clients/patients come to us expecting that we know these basics and assume we've been trained - but the vast majority of us have not. We, like them, not only did not receive comprehensive sex education when we grew up, but our graduate education, at best provided us with one or two very limited courses in sexuality.

Certificate in Passion and Presence® Mindful Relationship Sex Therapy

Date:  May 17, 2025 – August 30, 2027
Schedule: Monthly sessions on Sundays and Mondays, from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM ET
Additional Meetings: Includes monthly 3.15-hour Home Group sessions
 
Location: Synchronous (live) Online
 
Core Knowledge Area(s): A, B, C, D, E, F, H, I, J, M, N, O
 
Presenter: Maci Daye, D.HS., Ed.S, LPC, CST, CHT. Guest presenters include Tammy Nelson, Rachel Anne Kieran, and more.
 

Neurobiology of Trauma: Applications for Sex Education

Title of Event: Neurobiology of Trauma: Applications for Sex Education
 
Description of Event:
Why don't people run away or scream when they are being assaulted? Why are their memories often unclear, distorted and confusing? This webinar can explain how stress and trauma can alter brain functioning during sexual assaults and other traumatic experiences. This course educates us on trauma-informed practices one must employ when interacting with people who have been assaulted.

Working With Trans And Nonbinary Survivors Of Sexual Assault

Title of Event: Working With Trans And Nonbinary Survivors Of Sexual Assault
 
Course Description:
Transgender and nonbinary individuals experience disproportionately higher rates of sexual assault victimization and psychological distress, including PTSD, compared to their cisgender counterparts. Nonbinary individuals, in particular, face significant challenges such as elevated rates of victimization and post-assault distress, alongside unique barriers to receiving competent and specific care.
 

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