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Presenters:
Dr.
Susan Lee, Ed.D., LCSW,
CST
Lawrence
Siegel, MA, CST
Richard
Siegel, MS, LMHC, CAP,
CST
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ATLANTA
Presented by
Florida Post Graduate
Sex Therapy Institute
in collaboration with
Sage Institute for
Family Development
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Friday & Saturday
September 26
& 27, 2008
9:00 am — 5:00 pm both
days
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Atlanta Botanical
Garden
1345
Piedmont Ave. NE
Atlanta,
Georgia 30309
(404)
876– 5859
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This
exciting and fast-paced seminar is ideal for those interested in sex
therapy in order to enhance their clinical skills. It has been streamlined
for psychotherapists (social workers, marriage & family therapists and
mental health counselors), psychologists, physicians (especially
urologists and gynecologists), nurse practitioners, and post-graduate
students. Three expert sex therapists offer the latest in treatment
techniques and solutions for your challenging cases. We invite seasoned
clinicians or those building a foundation for working with sexual issues
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this
course, participants will be able to:
1. Evaluate the major bio-psycho-social
factors that shape sexual response.
2. Differentiate between the
organic and psychogenic causes of sexual dysfunctions.
3. Diagnose sexual
dysfunctions & disorders in males.
4. Diagnose sexual
dysfunctions & disorders in females.
5. Learn how to treat sexual
dysfunctions & disorders in males.
6. Learn how to treat sexual
dysfunctions & disorders in females.
7. Appreciate the impact of
medical research & treatment on clinical practice.
8. Assess the impact of
disease, medication and recreational drugs on sexual functioning and
intimate relationships.
9. Understand orientation and
gender issues related to sex therapy treatment.
10. Diagnose and learn
treatment options for patients presenting with compulsive sexual behavior.
11. Recognize the positive
effect of sex therapy treatment on marriage and intimate relationships.
12. Learn specific treatment
techniques and interventions utilizing traditional sex therapy modalities.
This program meets the requirements of the American
Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors & Therapists (AASECT)
and is approved for 12 CE credits. These CE
credits may be applied toward AASECT certification and renewal of
certification (Provider #07-110J, exp. 3/09).
CONTACT INFO
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Dr.
Susan Lee, Ed.D., LCSW, CST,
AASECT
Susan is the founder and
Director of the Florida
Postgraduate Sex Therapy
Training Institute,
providing continuing
education and clinical
supervision towards sex
therapist certification.
Susan maintains a private
practice, and is a
clinical and research
therapist who trained
extensively with the late
Helen Singer Kaplan,
MD, PhD, at Cornell Medical College.
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Lawrence
Siegel, MA, CST, AASECT
Larry is a Clinical
Sexologist and serves as
President/CEO of Sage
Institute for Family
Development, a 501(c)(3) non‐profit
organization in the State of
Florida. An
AASECT‐certified
sexuality educator, Larry
sits on the faculties of
several colleges,
universities and training
institutions, and is
nationally recognized as an
expert in sexuality
& pharmacology.
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Richard
Siegel, MS, LMHC, CAP, CST, AASECT
Ricky is a FL‐licensed
mental health counselor,
certified addictions
professional, certified sex
therapist, and is dually‐certified
by AASECT as
both an educator and
therapist. Currently the
Education Director for Sage
Institute, Ricky also
maintains a private practice
and teaches
throughout South Florida and
enjoys a national
reputation as a trainer in
sexuality education &
substance abuse.
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