This is a 2-part course. Part 1 must be completed before Part 2 can be accessed. 12 CPD/CE credits will be awarded on completion of both parts.
This 2-part course encourages you to critically examine your own personal beliefs, biases, stories, and reactions to penis problems and existing treatments, and consider how these show up in your office as you relate to clients.
Whether it is a difficulty in getting or keeping an erection, achieving orgasm too quickly (i.e., premature ejaculation), too late (i.e., delayed ejaculation), or not at all (i.e., Anorgasmia), ED and ejaculatory issues can significantly impact individuals and relationships. If not addressed, these concerns can lead to sexual dissatisfaction, relationship challenges, heightened performance anxiety, infertility, lowered sexual interest, and even increased rates of depression.
Considering approximately 52% of men experience ED at some point in their lives (Lakin & Wood, 2018), and the DSM-5 reports that 25% of men report struggling with ejaculating during sex, this is an issue for clients in your practice even if you don’t specialize in sex and relationship. Read More
ED and ejaculatory dysfunctions are often under-treated and misunderstood, leaving clients turning to online “cures” or tricks to fix their orgasm issues. Also, many mental health clinicians feel unequipped to help those with ejaculation issues and other sexual dysfunctions. If this feels like you, you’re in the right place!
In these courses we have compiled the latest research and best practices for addressing erectile dysfunction and two prominent forms of ejaculation problems: premature and delayed ejaculation. For each, we will explore the definitions, prevalence rates, common causes, clinical considerations (i.e., assessment and treatments), and case studies to help conceptualize this newfound knowledge and equip you to better support your clients.
This 2-part course encourages you to critically examine your own personal beliefs, biases, stories, and reactions to penis problems and existing treatments, and consider how these show up in your office as you relate to clients.
Whether it is a difficulty in getting or keeping an erection, achieving orgasm too quickly (i.e., premature ejaculation), too late (i.e., delayed ejaculation), or not at all (i.e., Anorgasmia), ED and ejaculatory issues can significantly impact individuals and relationships. If not addressed, these concerns can lead to sexual dissatisfaction, relationship challenges, heightened performance anxiety, infertility, lowered sexual interest, and even increased rates of depression.
Considering approximately 52% of men experience ED at some point in their lives (Lakin & Wood, 2018), and the DSM-5 reports that 25% of men report struggling with ejaculating during sex, this is an issue for clients in your practice even if you don’t specialize in sex and relationship. Read More
ED and ejaculatory dysfunctions are often under-treated and misunderstood, leaving clients turning to online “cures” or tricks to fix their orgasm issues. Also, many mental health clinicians feel unequipped to help those with ejaculation issues and other sexual dysfunctions. If this feels like you, you’re in the right place!
In these courses we have compiled the latest research and best practices for addressing erectile dysfunction and two prominent forms of ejaculation problems: premature and delayed ejaculation. For each, we will explore the definitions, prevalence rates, common causes, clinical considerations (i.e., assessment and treatments), and case studies to help conceptualize this newfound knowledge and equip you to better support your clients.
Learning Objectives
This course is designed to help you become a ED/PE/DE-informed practitioner by helping you expand your knowledge around working with Erectile Dysfunction, Pre-Mature Ejaculation, and Delayed Ejaculation. The Learning Outcomes of this course include:
Introducing you to many tangible issues and fundamental concerns including relationship issues with ED/PE/DE clients
Helping you increase your confidence, competence, and tools for working with clients who suffer from issues related to thier penises
Introducing you to screening, assessment, and types of referrals
Providing ways to identify your own biases and stigma that may impact your work with clients
Giving you practical resources to implement in your practice immediately and share with clients
About the Speaker
Dr. Teesha Morgan is a Sex Therapist and Couples Counsellor based in BC, Canada. Her educational background began in the psychological sciences – as she obtained a Bachelor of Science degree with a Major in Psychology – and progressed into the arts, with a Master of Counselling degree specializing in Sex Therapy. Dr. Morgan then furthered her knowledge of the sexual field by obtaining both an Associate in Sex Education and Clinical Sexology certificate, making her one of the few Sex Therapists and Board Certified Clinical Sexologists in Canada. She finally concluded her studies by receiving a Doctorate in Human Sexuality.
Additional work includes:
Co-Founder of The Westland Academy of Clinical Sex Therapy
Co-Founder of Westland Therapy Group
Adjunct Professor at Adler University
Board Certified Clinical Sexologist with the American Board of Sexology (ABS #22221)
Sexual Health Consultant (Expert Advisory Group) for the BC Provincial Government (Ministry of Health and the BCCDC)
TEDx Speaker, May 2015 – Masturbation Myths
Associate member of the APA (American Psychological Association) #12033839
Partnered with companies such as Johnson & Johnson (KY Brand), Warner Brothers, Bayer & WeVibe
Developed the sex therapy course curriculum for Adler University
Published author featured in various news outlets and magazines (e.g. Chatelaine Magazine, Flare Magazine, Globe and Mail, Toronto Sun, Calgary Herald, Canada Living, Huffington Post etc).
Keynote Speaker and member of The National Speakers Bureau
Media Guest Expert – Appearances including Global National and local Global Affiliates, The Marilyn Denis Show, Shaw TV Breakfast Television, Dragons Den, Rogers Daytime Ottawa, Sex Matters Toronto’s CTV etc.
Co-author of Heads Up: Increase your sexual confidence, expand your sexual repertoire and get the real low down on oral sex.
Canadian Certified Counsellor #1857 (CCC Designation) with the CCPA (Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association) for over 15 years.
CPD/CE
CPD / CE / NBCC credits available: 12
How do I receive these credits?
The participant must pass the multiple-choice test with a minimum score of 80%. There is a maximum of three attempts to achieve this.
The post-test is included in the price of the training.
Does my regulatory body accept the credits?
The CPD & CE credits awarded can be used towards your declaration to any governing regulatory body in your state or country, provided the content is relevant to your discipline.
Our trainings are accredited by:
– The CPD Group, London
– Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association
– Australian Counselling Association
– National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC)
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Penis Problems: Working with ED, PE and DE – Dr Teesha Morgan
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