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University of Wisconsin - Stout Graduate Certificate in Sex Therapy

Title: University of Wisconsin - Stout Graduate Certificate in Sex Therapy 
 
 
The UW-Stout Graduate Certificate in Sex Therapy Program is designed: 
• Currently licensed mental health professionals (LMHP) 
• Current graduate students pursuing a degree to become an LMHP 
Who are needing to complete their training requirements to become an AASECT Certified Sex Therapists.  
 
This program provides all requirements for 

Holistic Sex Educator™️ Certification Program

Title of Event: Holistic Sex Educator™️ Certification Program
 
 
Description of Event:
Earn all CE's needed for AASECT Certification while learning how to be a sex educator with a mind-body-spirit approach.  ISEE was born with the idea of wedding the principles of body-mind with solid academics.  What makes ISEE different? 
 
1) Your personal growth is as important to us as your academic growth 

How Prevalent is Men's Porn Use?

Title of Event:
How Prevalent is Men's Porn Use?

Description of Event:
This presentation aims to provide contextualising information on the prevalence and frequency of adult males’ pornography use. Prevalence figures are presented for both pornography in general and violent pornography specifically. Statistics on the ways in which pornography is consumed and the sexual behaviours that accompany pornography use are also presented.

Sex Therapy Certificate at CIIS

Title of Workshop: Sex Therapy Certificate at CIIS
 
Date: Fall 2024; Applications due July 31st
 
Location: Synchronous hours online via Zoom and asynchronous hours online
 
Core Knowledge Area(s): 165 hours of content meeting all CKA requirements
 
Presenter: Zoe Sipe, Walt Sipe, Damon Constantinides, Bianca Laureano, Juan Camarena, Fiona O’Farrell, and Estefanía Simich
 
Contact Name: Kyle De Medio
 

Fantasies and Kink

Title of Event: Fantasies and Kink
 
 
Description of Event:
This course is focused on exploring the importance of fantasy in a person’s life as it intersects with their sexuality and relationships. De-stigmatizing kink play, BDSM, and fetishes to support clients in finding healthy and safe (harm-reduced) ways to address play that steps outside of “conventional” sex practices.
 
 

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