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Range of sexuality functioning and behavior

Male Sexual Dysfunction in Couple’s Therapy

Title of Event: Male Sexual Dysfunction in Couple’s Therapy

Description of Event:

This course will take a look at how male sexual issues can appear within the context of working with a couple. What is it like when a male has a lower sex drive than his partner? What creates performance anxiety, erectile dysfunction, delayed ejaculation, or premature ejaculation? This course will take a look at some of these challenges within the context of working with a couple and provide therapists with interventions to improve couples sexual experience.

Disability and Medical Conditions in Sex Therapy

Title of Event: Disability and Medical Conditions in Sex Therapy

Description of Event:

Sex can pose an additional challenge to those who are differently-abled or who are partnered with those who are differently-abled. This course will examine some of the ways to additional challenges these clients experience and helps therapists feel comfortable navigating sexual difficulties with those who may have limitations in ability or who are experiencing medical conditions.

Location: Online Asynchronous

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How Emotional Regulation and Dysregulation Impact Sexual Desire and Sexual Arousal in Men and Women

Title of Event: How Emotional Regulation and Dysregulation Impact Sexual Desire and Sexual Arousal in Men and Women

Description of Event: 

In this 1 hour CE, you will learn about the nervous system and how it impacts sexual desire and sexual arousal. Learn about the relationship between fight, flight, and freeze on sexual desire and arousal.

Location: Online Asynchronous

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Navigating the Dynamics of Sexual Pressure in Couples

Title of Event: Navigating the Dynamics of Sexual Pressure in Couples

Description of Event:

Sexual pressure can create tension, anxiety, and disconnection in intimate relationships. This 1-hour course explores the complex dynamics of sexual pressure, including its psychological, relational, and cultural influences. Through case examples and practical strategies, therapists will gain tools to guide couples in reducing pressure, fostering consent, and building healthier, more satisfying sexual connections.

Location: Online Asynchronous

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