This course provides therapists and coaches with practical tools and ethical frameworks for assessing and treating infidelity in diverse relationships. Participants will learn to navigate the emotional, relational, and cultural complexities of betrayal, establish treatment goals, and support both partners through the early recovery process using inclusive, sex-positive, and trauma-informed strategies.

This course provides a comprehensive framework for therapists and coaches to understand, apply, and teach concepts of consent and sexual health. Through interactive lessons, case examples, and clinical tools, participants will explore communication techniques, cultural considerations, and advocacy strategies to support client empowerment. Topics include consent frameworks (e.g., FRIES, EPP), working with trauma survivors, navigating consent in kink and neurodivergent contexts, and addressing STI/pregnancy prevention, all within a sex-positive, inclusive framework

This course provides therapists and coaches with a comprehensive clinical and cultural lens for understanding erotic fantasy and its role in sexual pleasure and identity. Participants will learn how to help clients explore their erotic inner worlds, navigate shame and taboo, and assess when and how fantasies can be shared or enacted with a partner.

This course is designed to help therapists and coaches navigate the complexities of sexual desire and its impact on relationships. Participants will explore various theories, tools, and techniques to assess and address desire discrepancies, enhance communication, and foster healthier sexual and emotional connections in their clients' relationships.