Title of Event: Sacred, Shadow, and Science: Embodiment, Trauma, and Culturally Grounded Healing Practices in Clinical Work
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Title of Event: Sexual Health Conversations in Counseling: Exploring Comfort, Knowledge, and Practice
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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: From Awkward to Authentic: Talking about Sexuality in the Therapy Room
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Talking about sex can feel uncomfortable—for clients and therapists alike. Yet sexuality is an essential part of human experience and often intertwined with issues of identity, connection, trauma, and wellbeing. This interactive 3-hour workshop helps therapists move from avoidance to authenticity in addressing sexual topics in therapy.
Date of Event: August 21, 2026
Time of Event: 10 am - 1:15 pm EST
Location: Online Synchronous
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: Foundations of Sex Positive Therapy
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Title of Event: Introduction to Sex Therapy
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Title of Event: S-CST Foundations Training: Foundational Somatic Sex Therapy Training for Therapists, Counselors, & Educators
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Title of Event: Attachment Communication Training: A Structured Approach to Strengthening Relational Bonds
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Title of Event: Somatics and Sexology
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Join the Sexual Health Alliance (SHA) for an immersive weekend exploring the intersection of somatics, embodiment, nervous system regulation, and modern sexology. This advanced training is designed for seasoned and aspiring sex therapists, medical professionals, coaches, educators, bodyworkers, and sexual health professionals who want to better understand how the body stores trauma, shapes desire, influences attachment, and impacts intimacy.