In contemporary culture, the most common way to describe someone with sexual dysregulation is “sex addiction.” However, the approach of Modern Sex Therapy Institutes’ 15-hour certificate focuses on a less pathologizing and shame-based approach, using terms like “compulsivity” and “Problematic Sexual Behavior (PSB).” This certificate addresses compulsive behavior as a sexual health problem rather than an addiction issue in which consensual sexual urges, thoughts or behaviors feel out of control. With theories and methodologies from the field’s preeminent thought leaders, this comprehensive training is designed to help clinicians identify problematic sexual behaviors and achieve holistic health-based outcomes for clients who struggle, inclusive of tools for their partners and family systems.
PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE
1 payment – $600
2 consecutive monthly payments – $325/mo
From: $325.00 / month for 2 months
In contemporary culture, the most common way to describe someone with sexual dysregulation is “sex addiction.” However, the approach of Modern Sex Therapy Institutes’ 15-hour certificate focuses on a less pathologizing and shame-based approach, using terms like “compulsivity” and “Problematic Sexual Behavior (PSB).” This certificate addresses compulsive behavior as a sexual health problem rather than an addiction issue in which consensual sexual urges, thoughts or behaviors feel out of control. With theories and methodologies from the field’s preeminent thought leaders, this comprehensive training is designed to help clinicians identify problematic sexual behaviors and achieve holistic health-based outcomes for clients who struggle, inclusive of tools for their partners and family systems.
PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE
1 payment – $600
2 consecutive monthly payments – $325/mo
From: $325.00 / month for 2 months
| Course | Presenter | CE Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Empirical approaches to help couples re-establish Sexual Heath after disclosures | Nicole Prause | 2 |
| Assessment of Problematic Sexual Behaviors: Multiple pathways to sexual behaviors that is considered problematic | Jason Winters | 2 |
| Digisexuality and its assessments/formulation | Markie Twist | 3 |
| The Search for Co-regulation: Helping clients understand their affects and attachment styles in order to create therapeutic alliance and a path to healing and recovery | Michael Crocker | 2 |
| Problematic Sexual behavior & power Dynamics | Kate Balestrieri | 2 |
| When porn is the issue–working with couples and individuals | Marty Klein, Ph.D. | 4 |
| Available Programs | One Payment, 2-Month Payment Plan |
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There are many national, state and local licensing boards and professional organizations that will grant continuing education credit for attendance at AMHTI’s seminars and activities. If you have questions as to whether AMHTI’s continuing education credits will count for your state, please contact us.
The Advanced Mental Health Training Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. AMHTI maintains responsibility for all programs and their content.
The Advanced Mental Health Training Institute has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No.6901. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The Advanced Mental Health Training Institute is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
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AMHTI is an approved provider with the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling. Provider#: 50-11996.
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