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Health/medical factors that influence sexuality

SHA Study Abroad in Amsterdam - 2026

Title of Event: SHA Study Abroad in Amsterdam - 2026

Description of Event:

Join Sexual Health Alliance Study Abroad Program with Dr. Justin Lehmiller as our guide in Amsterdam! This is an advanced program that includes elements of immersion, experiential and educational excursions. Students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in Dutch culture in order to enhance their cultural sensitivity and global perspective. All are welcome.

The Advanced Practitioner Summit Imago, EMDR, Trauma Healing & Applied Sexology

Title of Event: The Advanced Practitioner Summit Imago, EMDR, Trauma Healing & Applied Sexology

Description of Event:

Step into The Advanced Practitioner Summit: Imago, EMDR, Trauma Healing & Applied Sexology—a dynamic, two-day professional training designed for sexual health professionals who want to work at the leading edge of relational and sexual wellbeing.

Sex Work Unveiled: Exploring the Lives and Laws of Sex Work From Past to Present

Title of Event: Sex Work Unveiled: Exploring the Lives and Laws of Sex Work From Past to Present

Description of Event:

This 60-minute course delves into the rich and complex history of sex workers, exploring their evolution, current state, and the various legal frameworks that shape their lives. We will examine the Nordic model, the decriminalization of sex work, and the impact of FOSTA-SESTA on the industry. Additionally, we will highlight the crucial role sex workers have played as advocates for their rights and the rights of marginalized communities.

ADHD & Low Sexual Desire: Rethinking Clinical Support Through a Neurodivergent Lens

Title of Event: ADHD & Low Sexual Desire: Rethinking Clinical Support Through a Neurodivergent Lens

Description of Event:

This course provides an ADHD informed framework for understanding low sexual desire and access to intimacy through the lens of executive functioning and nervous system regulation.

While low desire is a very real clinical experience—including for individuals with ADHD—this training introduces an often missing layer in desire work which is how executive function barriers can limit access to desire, even when desire itself is present.

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