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A Beginner's Guide to Kink: A Sex-Positive Approach

1.5 CE HOURS
The kink community is growing, and learning to embrace the notion that having unique or non-traditional sexual interests does not mean something is wrong with you is important. Kink-shaming or when you embarrass someone for their sexual preferences and believe someone has intimacy problems because of their sexual interest(s) is quite common, and individuals are not seeking the help for fear of judgment. This course will debunk myths of what it means to be kink and promote a sex positive approach to working with this community.
*This on-demand content was originally presented live in 2021
COURSE DETAILS
  • Lifetime Access
  • Available 24/7
    • Introductory Level
    • No Prerequisites Needed
      • ASSECT & APA Approved 
      • Accessible on Mobile
        COURSE OBJECTIVES

        What You’ll Learn in this Course

        Identify and describe examples of common types of kink.
        Name and describe the components of BDSM relationships.
        Provide resources and clinical strategies for working with the kink community.
        AASECT Certification

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        What Our Students Say

        Such a great topic and so helpful.
        Elizabeth S. 
        Nurse Practitioner
        This is one of my favorite lectures. I learned so much.
        Alejandra L.
        Licensed Social Work Associate
        Information presented was extremely useful.
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        —   About the Instructor

        Janet Brito, PhD, PSY, LCSW, CST

        Latinx Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor

        Dr. Janet Brito is an AASECT-certified sex therapist & supervisor who also has a license in clinical psychology and social work. 
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