Title of Event: "Yes, but...,” "I tried that, and it didn't work,” and "I hate that idea”: Working Through Therapeutic Impasses
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Title of Event: Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy When Porn Is the Presenting Concern, part 1
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Title of Event: Sex Education for the Non-Sex Therapist
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Title of Event: Attachment-Based Clinical Supervisor Training
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Title of Event: The Theological Sexy Love Song
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This 90 minute live online workshop translates the Hebrew text of the Song of Songs into actionable clinical tools, moving the sacred text from the sanctuary directly into the therapy room.
Part 1: Textual Translation and Clinical Re-Reading
Participants examine key Hebrew terms often softened by traditional English translations:
Teshuqah: The rare term for desire that appears under domination in Genesis, returning in Song 7:10 as mutual and unruled.
Title of Event: First 3 Sessions Series for Spooky Season: Adolescents
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Title of Event: Intersectionality in Practice
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Intersectionality in Practice with Bianca I. Laureano, PhD, CSES, MA (Dr. / she / ella)
Intersectionality is a Black feminist gift that has been misappropriated and often used incorrectly, especially among sex professionals who have never engaged with Black Feminist Thought. Join us for a quick overview of correcting common errors when attempting to engage with an intersectional analysis, framework, and practice!
Title of Event: Dating with Intention: From Patterns to Possibility
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Title of Event: Problematized Bodies: How Our Physical Selves Shape Love, Work, & Identity
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No matter what people do, we do it in a body. That includes how we work, play, eat, parent, make love, think, feel, and die.
And so every patient’s body is part of the therapeutic process. Each week, you see patients struggling not just with illness, but with chronic pain, insomnia, limited mobility, loss of function, infertility, food allergies, sexual dysfunction, hidden disabilities, and weight problems. They also struggle with shame and isolation.
Title of Event: Horror(ific) Sex: How Horror Movies Impact Attitudes of Sex and Liberation
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1. Identify two ways horror movies influence sex & liberation
2. Identify two ways policy & social justice issues can influence horror movies
3. Understand how to challenge social inequalities in the LGBTQ+ community related to sex in the classroom via lessons from horror movies/media
Learn and discuss how horror movies impact social justice and how to utilize horror films in a way to teach diversity.