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Training in Optimizing Sexual Experiences Therapy

Title of Event: Training in Optimizing Sexual Experiences Therapy

Description of Event:

Are you a therapist who works with individuals or couples distressed by low/no desire? Low/no sexual frequency? Couples distressed by sexual desire discrepancy? Are you interested in training to provide group therapy to enhance couples' sexual intimacy? Our team offers training for therapists working with sexual concerns based on our research on Optimal Sexual Experiences.

Addressing Infertility Challenges in Sex Therapy

Title of Event: Addressing Infertility Challenges in Sex Therapy

Description of Event:

Infertility can place significant emotional, relational, and sexual strain on individuals and couples. This course explores the complex ways that infertility impacts sexual desire, intimacy, and relational satisfaction, and provides strategies for integrating these considerations into sex therapy.

Join Our BIPOC-Led AASECT Group Supervision (6 Hours of Connection + Growth)

Title of Event: Join Our BIPOC-Led AASECT Group Supervision (6 Hours of Connection + Growth)

Description of Event:

We’re excited to announce our upcoming AASECT Group Supervision at The Sexual Health School.

This small-group supervision experience is designed for therapists, counselors, and sexual health professionals who are working toward AASECT certification or seeking supportive, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed clinical consultation.

Upcoming Dates

Fridays: July 31, August 14, and August 28, 2026
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM HST

EMDR Application in Sex Therapy: Treating Sexual Trauma, Shame, and Dysfunction through the AIP Model

Title of Event: EMDR Application in Sex Therapy: Treating Sexual Trauma, Shame, and Dysfunction through the AIP Model

Description of Event:

Sexual concerns are common in therapy, but many clinicians feel underprepared to address them, especially when trauma, shame, and body-based responses are involved.

This live training bridges the gap between EMDR therapy and sex therapy, helping clinicians move beyond symptom management to address the underlying memory networks driving sexual concerns.

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