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Menopause Global Majority Conference: Iranti ẹ̀jẹ̀: Remembering Blood
Sex & Culture: Exploring Intersectionality in Sex Ed & Therapy (Streaming Live)
The Exceptional Therapist: Theory & Methods of Holistic Sex Therapy(Streaming Live)
Affirming Asexuality (Streaming-Live)
Pleasure: Everything You Need to Know (Streaming Live)
Sex & Culture: Exploring Intersectionality in Sex Ed & Therapy (Streaming Live)
When Porn Is The Issue: Working with Couples & Individuals
Title of Event: When Porn Is The Issue: Working with Couples & Individuals
When couples are in conflict about porn, the most common clinical approach pathologizes the porn consumer while legitimizing the other partner’s grievances. This violates our commitment to neutrality. More importantly, it doesn’t help the couple.
To help us work more effectively with such cases, this webinar focuses on treating intrapsychic conflicts, power struggles, and existential issues relating to porn use and sexuality.
Moving Beyond Safety: Solidarity, Mutual Entanglement, and Erotic Embodiment
Title of Event: Moving Beyond Safety: Solidarity, Mutual Entanglement, and Erotic Embodiment
Many of us may want desperately to explore erotic embodiment and have mind-blowing sexual/sensual/kink experiences, but actually doing so can feel tremendously edgy and risky—particularly given that most of us hold various forms of trauma in our bodies.
When Harm Hits Home: Resourcing Collective Repair
Title of Event: When Harm Hits Home: Resourcing Collective Repair
Meeting harm with care, not punishment; reclaiming home as a place of repair. (ASL Provided)
When Harm Hits Home asks us to get real: consent alone won’t keep all harm away — so how do we reclaim our bodies and minds as home when harm happens anyway?