Part 1 Introduction: A Psychological Approach to Sex Therapy

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Psychological Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction

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Psychological Treatment for Dyspareunia

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Psychological Treatment for Pornography Addiction

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Kink & BDSM Inclusive Treatment

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Treatment for Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse

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Embracing Countertransference in Sex Therapy

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Responding to Sexual Assault Disclosures

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Part 1: Attachment Trauma and Sexual Behaviour

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Inclusive Language for Healthcare

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Treatment Ruptures & BPD Borderline Personality Disorder

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Part 2: Healing Attachment Trauma

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Part 2 Introduction: Therapy Foundational Skills

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Trauma & Sexuality Therapy

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Psychological Treatment for Anorgasmia

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Sex Work Inclusive Psychological Practice

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Working Inclusively with Non-Monogamous Clients

Course•By Javiera Dastres

Narcissism & Sexuality

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Part 1: Assessment of Paraphilic Disorders

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Part 2: Formulation & Treatment for Paraphilic Disorders

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Sensate Focus Therapy

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Neurodivergence & Intimacy

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Support for Trans and Gender Diverse People with Eating Disorders

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Neurodiversity and Sexuality

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Working with Sexual Minority Men in Psychological Practice

Course•By Dr Chris Cheers

Schema Therapy & LGBTQIAP+ Community

Course•By Jamie Byrne

LGBTQ+ and Intimate Partner Violence: Inclusive Support and Risk Assessment

Course•By Hannah Maher

Navigating Difference in Desire

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How to Talk to Clients About Sex

Research consistently shows that most practitioners do not feel confident or competent asking about sex or sexual concerns in therapy. We know that more than 50% of people will experience sexual difficulties in their lifetime, with many delaying seeking help, or not accessing support at all. Regardless of whether you work directly with sexual concerns, your ability to sensitively ask about sex can make a significant difference to client wellbeing and outcomes. This can help clients access the right support earlier and reduce unnecessary distress.

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Affirming Response to Sexual Assault Disclosures

The Affirming Response to Sexual Assault Disclosure provides practitioners with clear, compassionate, quick reference, guidelines for responding to disclosures of sexual assault. It supports clinicians to create a sense of safety, validation, and empowerment in moments that can profoundly shape a client’s healing process.

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Career Mapping Worksheet

This reflective worksheet is designed to help you pause, assess, and intentionally shape your career path. Through guided prompts, you’ll identify where you are now, where you want to be, and what needs to happen in between. Whether you’re seeking growth, realignment, or renewal, this tool supports you to create a meaningful, achievable roadmap for your professional evolution.

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Complete Attachment Trauma Training Package (Part 1 & 2)

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Complete Introduction Package (Part 1 & 2 +)

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Complete Sex and Trauma Training

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Countertransference Reflection Log

The Countertransference Reflection Log supports practitioners to engage in ongoing self-reflection and ethical attunement in sexual health and trauma-focused work. It provides a structured process for exploring emotional, cognitive, somatic, and relational responses that arise in clinical practice - helping practitioners maintain clarity, compassion, and professional grounding.

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Desire Differences Planner

The Desire Differences Planner supports clients to explore and navigate differences in sexual desire with curiosity and compassion. It reframes mismatched desire not as a problem to fix, but as an opportunity to build deeper understanding, empathy, and connection.

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Desire Influences Mapping Tool

The Desire Influences Mapping Tool helps clients and practitioners explore how biological, psychological, relational, and cultural factors interact to influence sexual desire. This reflective framework supports compassionate inquiry into what enhances or inhibits connection - without judgement or pathologising.

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IPV Safety Plan

A practical tool designed to help practitioners identify warning signs, supportive resources, and concrete steps to stay safe for their clients. Developed through a trauma-informed lens, the plan supports clients to: recognise early indicators of distress or unsafe situations, map immediate coping strategies and safe environments, identify supportive people and professional contacts and plan for longer-term stability and recovery.

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Paraphilic Disorder Assessment & Treatment (Part 1 & 2)

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Pornography History Log

Tool for assessment. The Porn History Log provides a structured template for recording and exploring a client’s pornography use history and patterns of use. Designed for use during assessment or ongoing formulation, it can be used alongside other sexual history or functioning assessments to build a comprehensive understanding of the client’s experiences.

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Risk Assessment IPV in LGBTQ+ Relationships

This checklist supports practitioners to assess the level of risk in situations involving intimate partner violence (IPV), with particular attention to the diverse relationship structures, power dynamics, and systemic barriers experienced by LGBTQ+ individuals.

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Sexual Health Intake

The Sexual Health Intake Form provides practitioners with a structured, inclusive approach to gathering detailed information about a client’s sexual development, identity, relationships, and presenting concerns. Designed for use in therapeutic and clinical contexts during the intake and initial stages of therapy.

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Sexual History Assessment

A comprehensive clinical tool designed to support practitioners in gathering relevant information about a client’s sexual development, experiences, relationships, and identity - within a safe, respectful, and non-pathologising framework. Rather than focusing solely on behaviour or symptoms, this assessment invites exploration of the broader psychological, relational, and cultural contexts that shape sexual expression.

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Types of Countertransference Worksheet

The Types of Countertransference Worksheet (adapted from John Rowan, 1983) supports practitioners to deepen awareness of the diverse forms of countertransference that can emerge in therapeutic work. This reflective framework helps clinicians identify and make sense of emotional, cognitive, and relational reactions that may influence the therapeutic process — fostering ethical, attuned, and embodied practice.

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