Sexuality is one of the most fundamental parts of being human and is usually present in therapy, whether explicitly or implicitly. Its effects on identity and individual or relational issues are almost always intertwined with therapy, and well-qualified therapists need to have a working knowledge of all its aspects. The well-qualified therapist must be versed in sexual psycho-education, how sexuality affects individual and couples’ relational issues, and how to directly address sexual issues when they are explicitly part of therapy. Many therapists are reluctant to discuss sexual issues with clients. This course, with its frank discussion of sexual issues and information on sex therapy, will help therapists become more comfortable and conversant with sexuality in its many and diverse forms.

Being a Sex Therapist is beyond teaching people how to have sex, its a mental health profession that requires high level of professionalism and vast knowledge of the anatomy of human sexuality .

A well-qualified Sex Therapist must be versed in sexual psycho-education, how sexuality affects individual and couples relational issues, and how to directly address sexual issues when they are explicitly part of therapy.

Sex Therapy deep and highly medical, it is much more than learning about the art of lovemaking, It is a strategy for the improvement of sexual functions and treatment of sexual dysfunctions. Also, If you want to assist people in finding and keeping love, learning how to be a better communicator, enjoying unique dates and creating romantic and lasting memories in and out of the bedroom, this course is for you.