Human Sexuality.

Catalog description

This course covers physiobiological, socioemotional, and spiritual aspects of human sexuality. The foci of this course include an overview of male and female sexual anatomy and physiology, sexual dysfunctions and difficulties, issues related to sexual identities and gender dysphoria, and the ways in which individuals sexual issues impact their intimate relationships. These topics will be addressed alongside conversations regarding theological perspectives on human sexuality, as well as Christian Marriage and family therapists' (MFT's) approaches to them. Diversity concerns and cultural implications will also be integrated into class discussions. Cross-listed with MAFT 659 . Prerequisites: ASP 634 and ASP 635 .