Human Sexuality Education II

Catalog description

This course includes sexual anatomy, physiology, sexual disorders, sexual development and normative age-related sexual changes, sexual response cycles, sexual interviewing techniques, current evidence-based literature, sexuality research, and history of sexology. Specific sexual disorders, such as hypoactive sexual desire disorder in men and female sexual interest/arousal disorder are thoroughly discussed. Consideration is also given to: alternate forms of sexual expression, creating a safe and ethical environment for treatment, emerging forms of intimate expression and relationships, possible impacts of disability on the experience of sexuality, and the self of the therapist.