Training for Licensed Mental Health Care Providers (or counselors in training) [5 CEs]

Intimate Exposures: Utilizing Intimate Relationships to Facilitate Clients’ Growth

In long-term relationships, sexual behavior serves as a revealing lens through which a couple's functioning can be observed. As practitioners, we can glean valuable insights from these intimate interactions and use what they expose to work with a couple’s (often shared) anxiety around desire, openness, and intimate connection.

As a part of this training, you will learn:

• What desire differences reveal about a couple's capacity for openness and connection.

• How to use your understanding of a couple's sexual dynamic to facilitate the developmental growth of each individual.

• Differentiation theory and the meaning of psychological and relational development.

• How differentiation can facilitate a couples’ self-awareness and increase their capacity for love and genuine desire.

• Helping clinicians better understand how to apply these principles and affect a couple’s capacity for intimacy.

SCHEDULE: :

*This training is for licensed mental health providers or mental health providers in training

5 Continuing Education Hours
NASW-UT (approved)
UMHCA (approved)
UAMFT (approved)

[Coaches, you may purchase a ticket if you would like to attend, of course no CEs are offered for coaching participants]

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Tickets are 50% refundable through May 1st. After May 1st tickets are not refundable.