Why Many Therapists Feel Unprepared to Address Sexual Concerns

Issues related to sexuality and intimacy are common in therapy sessions, yet many therapists report limited training in this area.

Discussing sexual concerns comfortably with clients

Taking a sexual history without sounding intrusive

Managing intimacy issues in couples therapy

Addressing sexual dysfunctions from a psychological perspective

Working with shame, guilt, or trauma around sexuality

Course Curriculum

A comprehensive structured training to build your competence.

1

Module 1 – Foundations of Sex Therapy

  • Psychological, relational, and biological perspectives of sexuality
  • Myths and stigma around sexuality
  • Creating safe therapeutic environments
  • Establishing clinical alliance in sensitive discussions
2

Module 2 – Sexual Communication & Assessment

  • Sexual communication in relationships
  • Sexual values and expectations
  • Comprehensive sexual history taking
  • Ethical and professional questioning methods
3

Module 3 – Sexual Desire & Psychological Influences

  • Understanding sexual desire and arousal
  • Emotional influences on sexual wellbeing
  • Addressing shame, guilt, and inhibitions
4

Module 4 – Clinical Approaches to Sexual Concerns

  • Sexual dysfunction overview
  • Performance anxiety and stress responses
  • Therapeutic interventions and strategies
5

Module 5 – Advanced Perspectives

  • Trauma and intimacy
  • Therapist boundaries and self-awareness
  • Sexual orientation and gender diversity
  • Evolving relationship models
Manjeswari
Meet Your Trainer

Meet Your Trainer – Manjeswari

Psychologist & Sexual Health Therapist

In my work, I have met many individuals and couples who struggle with intimacy issues, relationship conflicts, and sexual concerns they often feel uncomfortable discussing.

These concerns are far more common than many people realize. With the right understanding and therapeutic approach, they can be addressed effectively.

Through my therapy practice and training programs, I help mental health professionals develop confidence and competence in addressing sexual health concerns in therapy.

25+ Hours Interactive Learning
Clinical Training
Supervision Included
Learn Directly from an Experienced Therapist

Join Manjeswari in the upcoming clinical cohort

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before enrolling

This training is designed for psychologists, counselors, social workers, therapists, and mental health professionals, life coaches as well as psychology students (UG/PG) who want to develop skills in addressing sexual health, intimacy, and relationship concerns in therapy.

No prior specialization in sex therapy is required. This program is structured to help you build both foundational understanding and practical skills from the ground up.

Yes. Participants will receive a Registered Professional Certification upon successful completion of the training, which can be added to your professional credentials.

This training is designed to be highly practical and clinically relevant. It includes case discussions, therapeutic frameworks, and interactive exercises to help you apply what you learn in real therapy settings.

Yes. While basic knowledge of psychology is helpful, the course is designed to be accessible for students and early-career professionals, as well as valuable for experienced therapists.

Yes, recordings will be provided for a limited period for revision and learning support.

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