Title of Event: Sex Therapy for the Non-Sex Therapist: Helping clients with their sexual issues in couples and individual therapy
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Title of Event: New Data on How the 2024 Election Has Affected LGBTQ Utahns' Mental Health
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Title of Event: Listening for Soul in Symptoms of Menstrual-Sexual Experience: A Depth Psychological Approach to Practicing Bodysoul Awareness with Clients, Part 1
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Title of Event: Listening for Soul in Symptoms of Menstrual-Sexual Experience: A Depth Psychological Approach to Practicing Bodysoul Awareness with Clients, Part 2
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Title of Event: State of the Science: Neurodiversity and Gender Diversity
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Many clinicians have noticed — or fielded questions from clients about — higher rates of neurodiversity in gender diverse populations. These perceptions are accurate. We now have more reliable evidence than ever before showing significant associations between neurodiversity and gender diversity, and this training brings clinicians up to speed on what the research actually shows, what remains unknown, and what it means for clinical practice.
Title of Event: Socio-cultural factors (ethnicity, culture, religion, spirituality, socio-economic status, family values) in relation to sexual values and behaviors
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Title of Event: How Are YOU Doing? The Effects of the 2024 Election on Health Providers Working with the LGBTQ Community
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Title of Event: Join Our BIPOC-Led AASECT Group Supervision (6 Hours of Connection + Growth)
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Clinical growth doesn’t happen in isolation.
Our upcoming AASECT Group Supervision at The Sexual Health School offers a space for therapists and sexual health professionals to bring real clinical questions, explore cases in community, and receive thoughtful guidance in a small-group setting.
Title of Event: Polyvagal Theory & KINK
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This course is designed for both professional mental health workers AND individuals looking to establish safety and connection in their KINKY sex practices. We'll examine how incorporating the modern science of Interpersonal Neurobiology with KINK dynamics can allow for increased co-regulation and self-regulation skills so we can fully enjoy the ANXIETY and STRESS we intentionally invite into SEX.
Title of Event: Policing Pleasure: The impacts of cultural and religious perspectives on pleasure
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This course examines how Stoic and conservative Christian traditions have shaped cultural attitudes toward pleasure, and what hedonist philosophy offers in response. By questioning how we and our clients understand, control, pursue, and resist pleasure, we can cultivate richer intimacy, deeper self-knowledge, and a more complex sense of self.
Date of Event: 8/6/26
Time of Event: 7:00 PM MST
Location: Online Synchronous