Just a quick note to anyone who is interested in last minute seats for my 3-Day Sex Therapy Certification training with Dr. Gail Guttman – we are almost sold out! There’s a spot for you, but you have to hurry and register here.
Don’t worry, for anyone who won’t be able to join us this week in Washington, DC you will have another opportunity in May, 2016. Meanwhile, I’m glad to share with you an equally challenging sex therapy training through a DVD course from the 2015 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium: Sexual Comfort Zone: Expanding Your Clients Values & Beliefs. There are 5 CEs available.
Here’s the info:
Working with sexual issues in therapy and the often edgy erotic behavior people engage in today can challenges a therapist’s own values and deeply held beliefs. As an introduction to sex therapy, this workshop will include videos, demonstrations, and small-group discussion around sexual practice, providing essential training to help therapists face their own preconceived notions and countertransference issues around eroticism and intimacy.
Objectives:
Recognize your own sex-related stereotypes, resistance, guilt, and shame as foundation for creating a safe, comfortable non-judgmental environment for clients
Research about alternative sexual practices, open monogamy, fetishes, BDSM, paraphilias, cross-dressing, and a range of other behaviors
Characterize responses, triggers, and any vicarious trauma that may be triggered by issues around pornography, sexual exploitation, and other erotic practices
Maximize your ability to communicate about sexual issues in the consulting room Explain how to help therapists face their own preconceived notions and countertransference issues around eroticism and intimacy.
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