Benjamin Meyer, LCSW

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Transform Your Practice with a Compassionate, Groundbreaking Course
S*x and intimacy touch the very core of who your clients are — their deepest desires, fears, and sense of connection. Yet these conversations often go unspoken in therapy because they feel too complex, vulnerable, or raw.
In that silence, clients carry shame, confusion, and pain alone. What if you could be the safe place where those parts finally feel seen, heard, and healed?
This course offers a compassionate way to meet your clients' most tender wounds around s*x, identity, and intimacy. By weaving together Internal Family Systems therapy with pioneering s*x and couples therapy, renowned experts Tammy Nelson, PhD and Frank Anderson, MD have created a path that guides therapists to hold space for healing where it's needed most.
You'll gain the clarity and skills to gently uncover hidden parts carrying shame and fear. This helps clients move toward fuller, freer experiences of pleasure and authentic connection.
This isn't just clinical training — it's an opportunity to deepen your understanding and approach to supporting intimacy and identity in therapy. Learn more here.
With 16 hours of on-demand content, live Q&A sessions, and certification from the Integrative S*x Therapy Institute, this course offers a thoughtful framework to guide your work with clients navigating these sensitive areas. Discover full details here.

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