Clinical Sexology Training for Professionals
Faculty: Dr. Patti Britton

Clinical Sexology Training Modules

12-Month Training Series

• Module One:  Males: Overview of course; Erection issues (Erectile Dysfunction) - September 18
• Module Two: Males: Ejaculatory control issues (Early and Delayed Ejaculation) - October 16
• Module Three: Other issues, such as low desire, body dysphoria, sexual trauma, older virgins, aging, etc. - November 20
• Module Four: Females: Orgasm issues - December 18
• Module Five: Females: Desire issues - January 15
• Module Six:  Females: Other issues, such as negative body image, shyness, inhibitions,
  sexual trauma, aging, etc. - February 19
• Module Seven: Couples: Sexless relationships/touch aversion - March 19
• Module Eight: Couples: Desire discrepancy issues/communication style conflicts - April 16
• Module Nine:  Couples: Recovery from an affair; affair-prevention; building trust - May 21
• Module Ten:  Males/females/couples: BDSM/kink play for enhancing pleasure and intimacy - June 18
• Module Eleven:  Males/females/couples: Spirituality/sexuality-- helping clients find spiritual
  pathways - July 16
• Module Twelve:  Males/females/couples: Medical/clinical issues, such as pregnancy, disabilities, painful sex, illness and RX drug reactions - August 20

Clinical Sexology Course Models

Utilization of the MEBES© model (Britton’s unique integrative, holistic model for assessment and treatment of sexual concerns) along with the traditional PLISSIT model are used as the foundation for all clinical sexology courses. This basic courses in clinical sexology will address the following: Traditional sex therapy techniques, such as sensate focus, spirituality-based sexual treatments, cognitive-behavioral training, humanistic psychological styles, along with demonstrations using media and real cases.

Dr. Patti Britton, Sex Coach in private practice and Faculty in the Sexological Training Program at the Institute for Sexual Health. Dr. Patti is nationally-board certified as a Clinical Sexologist, Sexuality Educator, ABS Diplomate, Clinical Fellow of the American Association of Clinical Sexologists, and the American College of Sexologists; she is also Assistant Professor at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology/ Westwood Campus where she leads the California-state-approved sexuality certificate concentration for doctoral students in the Treatment of Sexual Disorders.

For more information, please call 310-286-1300.