Workshop: Sex Across the Rainbow: Increasing clinical competency in sexual health discussions with clients.

Start
04/05/2019
End
04/06/2019
Schedule
2 sessions
#1.
04/05/2019, 6:00 PM 9:00 PM (MDT)
#2.
04/06/2019, 8:30 AM 5:00 PM (MDT)
Location
U of U: Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts & Education Complex (SAEC), 1721 Campus Center Drive, Room 1151
Spaces left
37

Registration

Early Bird LGBTQ Guild Members - Friday & Sat sessions – $170.00
Early Bird registration for LGBTQ Guild Members only. Early Bird pricing ENDS March 3rd. Non-member price is $235.
Early Bird Non-Guild Members - Friday & Saturday Sessions – $235.00
Guild members pay only $170 and membership in the Guild starts at $25. Early Bird pricing ENDS March 3rd. Register as a member today and save $65 on your registration! Click here http://latgou.wildapricot.org/ to sign up as a member of the Guild then come back and register.
Guild Members Friday & Saturday Sessions – $215.00
Registration fee for Guild members after the Early Bird discount. Membership in the Guild starts at $25. Non Guild members pay $280.
LC Registration
For Leadership Collective members only
Non Guild Member Registration - Friday & Saturday Sessions – $280.00
Membership in the Guild starts at $25. Guild members pay only $215 for this workshop. Sign up as a member today at http://latgou.wildapricot.org/ then come back and register and save $65 on this workshop!
Students in Clinical Training - Friday & Saturday Sessions – $65.00
Students in Clinical Training. Will be required to show proof of student status at check-in.
Volunteers from Sponsoring Organizations
If you are one of the volunteers from the sponsoring organizations, you may register at no charge. There is a code required.
Walk-In Registration – $330.00
No discount for Guild members for walk-in registration. Join the Guild for only $25 to be informed of these events in advance and save with early bird pricing! http://latgou.wildapricot.org

ONLINE REGISTRATION closes 3/30/17.

Registration is closed

Sex Across the Rainbow:

Increasing clinical competency in sexual health discussions with clients.

This two session workshop will provide an overview of ethical and clinically competent attention to sexual health concerns for clinicians who are not certified as sex therapists or counselors

. Topics will include fluency in the language of sexual health; therapist self-awareness, expanding comfort, understanding limits, and knowing when to refer; physiological and medical overview of sexual functioning across sexual and gender spectrums; problematic sexual behavior; current conceptualizations and research; pornography, erotic material, and BDSM.

The fee includes both sessions and the working lunch. Presenters would like participants to attend all sessions.

About This Workshop

Friday session:

Didactic and process-oriented, structured group experience to explore attendees’ attitudes and values related to sexuality, and to understand how these values might affect their clinical work. Explicit erotic and pornographic materials will be presented.

Saturday session:

Therapist competence, ethics of attending to sexual health concerns with clients
Anatomy, physiology, & sexual response, including Trans sexual functioning
Pleasure as a foundation in sexual health dialogues
Out of control sexual behavior
Non-consensual sexual behavior
Current laws relating to sexual behaviors

Working lunch, further questions, and processing; relating to Friday’s session

Presenters:

Braxton Dutson, LCSW, CST – Private Practice, The Healing Group
Mary Fisher, CMHC – Private Practice; Psychotherapy & Sex Therapy
Meg Martinez-Dettamanti, LACMHC, CSAT-C - Assistant Clinical Director, The Global Prevention Project at Namaste Center for Healing
Nicole Mihalopoulos, MD, MPH – Chief of the Division of Adolescent Medicine, U of U School of Medicine, Trans health care
Kara Posner, CMHC – Private Practice, member of the Guild leadership
Jordan Rullo, PhD., ABPP, CST – Private Practice, Aspen Grove Counseling; Adjunct Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology at U of U

Who should attend this workshop? Licensed mental health professionals, students in clinical training, and non-professional helping advocates in service agencies. Click for printable flyer.

The registration fee for this workshop is not included as free for Guild members. However, Guild members are eligible for discounted registration.

11 CEUs approved by UPA & AASECT, pending from NASW
Friday Evening Session = 3 ethics CEU’s
Saturday Session = 7 ethics CEU’s
Saturday Working Lunch Session = 1 CEU