Sex Therapy for the 21st Century – Ian Kerner
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Effective sex therapy goes beyond what happens in the consulting room and requires behavioral interventions that clients can work on between sessions. Although “homework” is a regular part of sex therapy, clinicians’ standard packages of exercises are often woefully incomplete and outdated. While our understanding of sexuality has evolved considerably since the work of Masters and Johnson, many therapists still commonly assign homework that originated with them. This recording takes sex-therapy interventions into the 21st century.
- Discover the latest science of sexual desire, including the distinction between spontaneous vs. responsive desire, and the dual-control model.
- Discover how to intervene with a client’s lack of desire, or a couple’s desire discrepancy, by using “willingness windows,” core erotic theme development, and sex-script expansion.
- Discover innovations for addressing a client’s erectile disorder, premature or delayed ejaculation, inhibited arousal, and sexual-pain and orgasm issues.
- Discover how to use the data and feedback from client homework to enhance your treatment outcomes.
The trendy technological know-how of sexual desire
Understanding spontaneous vs. responsive desire, and the dual-manipulate version of human sexuality
Interventions that draw on willingness and the era of subjective arousal
The trendy improvements in addressing not unusualplace sexual issues which include erectile disorder, untimely or behind schedule ejaculation, inhibited arousal, and sexual ache and orgasm issues
Using aggregate remedy to take a bio-psychosocial-interpersonal approach
How to behavior a sexual history/intercourse script analysis
The artwork of crafting the intercourse remedy homework assignment
Using a positive version to create a framework
Working with the diagnostic records on an ongoing basis; running with erotic counter-transference
