The rise of the #MeToo movement has generated a seismic shift in how we view sexual harassment and other once overlooked issues in the relationships …
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Sex/Gender
222 – The #MeToo Movement and Therapy
225 – Beyond Sex and Gender BinariesWorking with Today's LGBTQ+ Clients
Most trainings on sex and gender diversity, even though they advertise as LGBTQ+, are mainly about working with gay and lesbian clients. Yet beyond …
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226 – Couples Therapy Meets Sex TherapyToward an Integrated Approach
You can’t help couples really achieve more intimacy without exploring the sexual dimension of their relationship. But generally, clinicians who focus …
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316 – The Dating CrucibleNavigating the Common Challenges
With more and more people choosing to marry later in life and sometimes not at all, knowing how to date well in today’s fast-paced world is essential. …
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319 – From Dysfunction to Erotic DiscoveryTransforming the Sexual Narrative
When couples come to therapy with problems involving desire, arousal, and orgasm, therapists often fall into the trap of thinking of them as somehow …
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325 – When Someone You Love Is MaleUnderstanding Male Sexual Psychology
What is it about men? Why do so many men have such a hard time being present? Where does fear of commitment come from? What makes a man go missing in …
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410/510 – Low-Sex and Sexless CouplesThe Rediscovery of Pleasure
How much sex is too much, and how much is not enough? This workshop will uncover where lack of desire originates in sexless and low-sex couples and …
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411/511 – Narcissism, Shame, and Intimacy DisordersBetrayal Trauma and Hypersexuality in Relationships
When you find yourself in the presence of a narcissistic client, especially in couples therapy, the impulse is often to run and hide. They can be …
420 – New Perspectives on PornIts Uses and Misuses
True or false: porn desensitizes people to genuine intimacy? Or wait: is porn use a normal, healthy expression of human sexuality? Although porn is a …
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519 – A Journey into Transgender Mental HealthTranscending the Binary
When seeking care, nothing is scarier to transgender individuals than a provider who’s poorly informed about the issues facing their community. From …
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521 – Beyond Sensate FocusInnovative Sex Therapy Interventions
The practice of sex therapy is unique and goes beyond what happens in a session. Although “homework” is a standard part of sex therapy, clinicians …
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525 – Sexual Health and the Trauma SurvivorHow the Therapist Can Help
Clients with sexual abuse histories often come to therapy with questions about their sexual expression and the obstacles they encounter in intimate …
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605 – The Accidental Sex TherapistSex Therapy Tools Anyone Can Use
When a client unexpectedly reveals a sexual problem, many clinicians find themselves thrust into the role of “accidental sex therapist.” In this …
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606 – What’s New with Sex?How to Expand Your Comfort Zone
Working with sexuality and the erotic behavior many people engage in today can challenge a therapist’s deeply held beliefs about sex and …
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611 – Healing Trauma through ConnectionAn Interpersonal Approach
Trauma often has the greatest impact our most intimate relationships. But research shows that finding comfort in loved ones has the potential to undo …
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613 – Soothing the 30-year ItchPreventing Gray Divorce
Many of us assume older couples who’ve been together for decades have found contentment in one another. But that’s not always true. Since 1990, the …
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619 – Taking Sexy BackHelping Women Integrate the Erotic Self
The erotic self is an essential aspect of identity, but in our culture, conversations about sex tend to get stuck in a place of either titillation …
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