Comprehensive Sex Therapy & Intimacy Training Program: Fulfills AASECT Educational Requirements for Sex Therapy certification
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Description

Comprehensive Sex Therapy & Intimacy Training Program

A structured educational pathway for licensed mental health professionals pursuing advanced training in sex therapy.

Program structure: 90 hours of Core Knowledge Areas and 60 hours of Sex Therapy Training Content Areas.

Synchronous requirements: At least 15 Core Knowledge hours and 30 Sex Therapy Training hours must be completed live/synchronously.

How to view course content: Click any course title below to view the course page and registration details.

About the Program

This comprehensive program is designed for licensed mental health professionals seeking advanced specialization in sex therapy. The curriculum addresses human sexuality, assessment, treatment, ethics, cultural responsiveness, medical and relational factors, research, and evidence-informed clinical interventions. Participants learn from experienced faculty and gain practical skills for work with individuals and couples presenting with sexual concerns, intimacy challenges, and relationship difficulties.

Why Enroll?

Sexual concerns are common but are often under-addressed in psychotherapy. This program helps clinicians strengthen their knowledge, confidence, assessment skills, and intervention options while working toward the educational component of AASECT Sex Therapist certification.

Certification notice: Completion of this program does not by itself confer AASECT certification. Participants are responsible for confirming and completing all current AASECT education, supervision, clinical experience, SAR, and application requirements.

Course dates, times, formats, faculty, and program details are subject to change.

Course organization: Courses are listed under the AASECT area they address.

90 Hours: Core Knowledge Areas

At least 15 hours must be completed live/synchronously.

A. Ethics and Ethical Behavior

B. Developmental Sexuality from a Biopsychosocial Perspective Across the Life Course

C. Sociocultural and Familial Factors Related to Sexual Values and Behaviors

D. Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression

E. Intimacy Skills, Relationships, and Family Dynamics

F. Diversity in Sexual Expression, Lifestyles, and Relationship Structures

G. Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology

H. Health and Medical Factors That May Influence Sexuality

I. Range of Sexual Functioning and Behavior

J. Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, Harassment, and Assault

K. Sexuality and Technology

L. Substance Use and Sexuality

M. Pleasure-Enhancement Skills

N. Learning Theory and Its Application

O. Professional Communication and Personal Reflection Skills

P. History of Sex Research, Theory, Education, Counseling, and Therapy

Q. Principles of Sexuality Research and Research Methods

60 Hours: Sex Therapy Training Content Areas

At least 30 hours must be completed live/synchronously.

A. Theories and Methods of Sex-Related Psychotherapy

B. Assessment and Diagnosis of Psychosexual Disorders

C. Interventions for Relationship Systems Experiencing Sex and Intimacy Concerns

AASECT requires therapists without documented graduate or postgraduate training in couples counseling to complete 16 hours of couples counseling training within the 60 Sex Therapy Training hours.

D. Medical Intervention in the Evaluation and Treatment of Psychosexual Disorders

E. Consultation, Collaboration, and Referral

F. Ethical Decision-Making and Best Practice

Live/Synchronous Workshop Schedule

Listed chronologically. Click a workshop title for details and registration.

Recorded/asynchronous courses: Recorded courses are identified within each AASECT category above and may be completed on demand according to the requirements listed on the individual course page.

 


Webinars included in this package:

Basics of Sexual Function and Dysfunction

Post Traumatic Sex Disorder: When Intimacy Is A Trigger

Is It Loyalty, Love, or Codependence: Couples and Family Work with Addicts

First Session - Talking About Sex

Assessing Sexual Function through a Biopsychosocial Lens

Engaging in Sexual Intimacy After Child Sexual Abuse

Infertility, Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Sexual Issues

Aging and Sexual Health

Medical Causes of Sexual Dysfunction and Mood Disorders

The Intersection of Faith and Intimate Partner Violence (3 CE Credits - Cultural Competence)

Assessing and Treating Sexual Dysfunction: A Systemic Approach

Demystifying Addiction in the Age of Opioids and Internet Pornography

Female Sexuality Across the Lifespan

Sex Therapy with Diverse Cultural and Religious Populations from Around the World

Helping Female Clients Connect to their Sexual Selves

Integrating Trauma and Sex Therapy: Navigating Intimacy After Sexual Abuse

Integrating Trauma and Sex Therapy: Practical Therapeutic Interventions

Attachment and Trauma-Focused Therapy for Adults and Couples

Renegotiating Intimacy when Painful Sex Occurs in a Relationship: A Male Support Group Perspective

Female Sexuality: Menopause and Later in Life

Female Sexuality: Pregnancy and Postpartum

Rebuilding Intimacy After Infidelity

Sexual Rehabilitation after Trauma

Understanding Eroticism: Human Needs and Clinical Considerations

Sexuality Research and Research Methods

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

Disability and Medical Conditions in Sex Therapy

Male Sexual Dysfunction in Couple’s Therapy

Differentiating Pelvic Pain Conditions

Beyond PTSD: Exploring the Effects of Chronic Wartime Stress on Sexuality and Relationships in Israel

Foundations of Outercourse: Helping Clients Achieve Healthy Communication, Confidence, and Comfort

Transitioning Couples from Non-Penetrative Sexual Activity to Penetrative Intercourse

Helping Clients Shift from Sexual Obligation to Pleasure and How Attachment Styles Impact Sexual Desire

What’s the Value of a Black Girl? – How Racism and Systemic Oppression increase Black Girls vulnerability to sexual exploitation & Sex Trafficking

Treating Pelvic Pain in Psychotherapy

Treating Orgasm In Women

Treating the Unconsummated Marriage and Vaginismus

How To Increase Sexual Arousal In Women

Treating Low Sexual Desire In Men And Women

Safe Love, Fierce Compassion: Guiding Black Couples Toward Emotional Well-Being (Recorded)

Ethics of Sex Therapy with Religious Clients

Sex Therapy for the Non-Sex Therapist: Helping clients with their sexual issues in couples and individual therapy

Treating Differences in Sexual Desire in Couples Therapy

Ethics: Defining Successful Treatment in Sex Therapy

Navigating the Dynamics of Sexual Pressure in Couples

The Building Blocks to Healthy Sexuality

Understanding Uncoupling: Supporting Clients Through Relationship Endings (Recorded)

Cultural Considerations in BIPOC and LGBTQIA Youth Suicide Prevention

Treating Out-of-Control Sexual Behaviors: A Trauma-Informed, Relational, and Spiritually Attuned Clinical Framework

Helping Couples through Infidelity (3 CE Credits)

Imago Relationship Therapy: Becoming Competent in Couples' Work

Ethical Practice for Couples Therapy!

Recreating Culture in the Sex Therapy Room: A Cultural Competence Workshop!

When Shame Runs the Room: Treatment of Male Sexual Dysfunction

The Neuropsychology of Sex: Understanding the Brain’s Role in Desire, Arousal, Orgasm, Love, Lust, and Attachment

Couples Sex Therapy for Treating Low Male Sexual Desire

Treating Mismatched Sexual Desire in Couples

Attachment Communication Training: A Structured Approach to Strengthening Relational Bonds

Biopsychosocial Assessment and Sexual History Taking in Sex and Couples Therapy

Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy

Safety, Vulnerability, and Intimacy After Trauma

When Trust Is the Wound: A Trauma-Informed Framework for Clinicians Working with Partners of Sex and Porn Addicts

Who is at the table? It takes a team: Clinical Infrastructure In Sex Therapy!

Helping Couples Bridge the Gap Between Erotic Differences

Medical and Pharmacologic Management of Sexual Issues

Addressing Infertility Challenges in Sex Therapy

Diagnostic Assessment of Sexual Disorders Using DSM-5 Criteria

Menopause and Sexual Health: An Interdisciplinary Clinical Framework for Sex Therapy

Pleasure, Arousal and Fantasy: Using Romance Novels as an Adjunct to Integrative Sex and Couples Therapy

Who Decides What's Normal? History, Power, and the Evolution of Sex Therapy and Sex Education

Motherhood and Sexuality: Finding Balance and Integration

Treating Sexual Trauma