Prerequisites: Introduction to Human Sexuality & Sex Therapy, Intermediate Foundations of Sex Therapy

Currently taught by Dr. Mark Yarhouse and team, this advanced specialization course focuses on an intermediate and advanced understanding of the topics of sexual orientation, sexual identity, and gender identity. It considers theological, biological, and sociocultural perspectives on sexual orientation, sexual identity, and gender identity, as well as clinical and applied perspectives with a focus on assessment and intervention when clients present with concerns related to sexual or gender identity.

Prerequisites:

• Introduction to Human Sexuality & Sex Therapy

This course takes an in-depth and advanced look at current theories and treatment approaches to addressing problematic hypersexuality (compulsive and addictive sexuality). Students will explore the diagnosis, etiology, disease process, treatment, recovery process, and current research findings for sexual addictions in males and females.

Prerequisites:

• Introduction to Human Sexuality & Sex Therapy

• Intermediate Medical & Trauma Issues

Prerequisites:

• Introduction to Human Sexuality & Sex Therapy

• Intermediate Sex Therapy Protocols

Currently taught by Dr. Clifford and Joyce Penner, this advanced course takes an in-depth look at treatment for sexual dysfunctions. Benefitting from the Faculty’s 85+ years of combined experience as sex therapists and trainers, students will develop an assessment tool for use in their therapy sessions. Case studies are presented, and treatment goals and techniques fine-tuned by class discussion with these expert faculty.

This course counts toward ABCST certification:

• 30 hours toward the 150 Academic hour requirement

• 2 hours toward the 50 Consultation hour requirement

Prerequisites:

• Introduction to Human Sexuality & Sex Therapy

• Intermediate Foundations of Sex Therapy

Currently taught by Dr. Mark Yarhouse and team, this advanced specialization course focuses on an intermediate and advanced understanding of the topics of sexual orientation, sexual identity, and gender identity. It considers theological, biological, and sociocultural perspectives on sexual orientation, sexual identity, and gender identity, as well as clinical and applied perspectives with a focus on assessment and intervention when clients present with concerns related to sexual or gender identity.

This course counts toward ABCST certification:

30 hours toward the 150 Academic hour requirement

2 hours toward the 50 Consultation hour requirement