Description
This SAR will explore Edge Kinks and Fetishes, including but not limited to knife play, humiliation play, race play, orifice stretching, and more. This will be a mix of lecture, panel, demonstration, and
Learning Objectives
Participants will
- Understand the purpose and structure of the SAR (Sexual Attitudes Reassessment) program
- Identify and define kink terms, roles, and objectives
- Distinguish four consent models used in kink
- Analyze how kink is pathologize in mental health spaces
- Develop an awareness of personal biases and assumptions and their potential impact on the therapeutic process
- Utilize small groups to center reflection and support
- Describe three common injuries or health complications related to kink activities
- Identify two elements of the Health Belief Model and their impact on altering kink injury risk
- Compare and contrast how countertransference can be helpful or harmful in therapy or medical care when engaging in clients about high risk kink activities.
- Summarize at least three of the psychological implications of injury that clinicians might consider when clients have been injured or had complications to kink play
- Explore the subjectiity of the term dangerous applied to kink settings
- Gain an awareness of personal biases and assumptions when evaluating media content and its potential impact on the therapeutic proces
- Develop knowledge and insight on the topics being discussed by the panelists
- Actively listen and engage with the panelists to enhance learning and understanding