Men’s Sexual Health & Dysfunction (Closed) – National Institute of Sexual Health & Wellness

2 CE

Men’s Sexual Health & Dysfunction

Closed

Men’s Sexual Health & Dysfunction - 2 CEs

This workshop will teach in the following areas: sexual health, physiological functions of the body, and disease states. These lessons include topics on male sexual health and dysfunction. The content will highlight health disparities that disproportionately impact Black People, Indigenous People, and People of Color in the areas of sexual health, which will be an important angle to present to therapists and other individuals who may work with these populations. Topics such as diabetes, drug use, nutrition, hypertension, and other aspects of health that are important for these communities will be discussed in detail.

Objectives:

1. Participants will be able to describe the key components of sexual physiology for the male reproductive system
2. Participants will be able to explain the impact of genetic and environmental factors on the sexual function of the male reproductive system.
3. Participants will be able to explain common therapies and treatments that are used to treat conditions that impact the male reproductive system

Meet the Instructor

Dr. John Williams is an Associate Professor of Biology at Albany State University. His teaching focus is in Pathophysiology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, and other biomedically-related courses. His research focus centers on invertebrate models of human diseases, including models that mimic endocrine and neurological impairment. Dr. Williams received his Ph.D. in Cellular/Molecular Biology at Florida State University with a special focus on cardiovascular physiology. He received his Bachelor of Science in Biology from the Albany State University in Albany, GA.

General Mental Health Areas:

There will be no direct mental health components discussed, but there is potential for these topics to overlap with mental health issues.

AASECT Core Knowledge Areas:

(B, G, H) Sexual development, Sexuality and disability, Sexual and reproductive anatomy variations.

AASECT Sex Therapy (ST) Training:

B. Techniques of sex-related assessment and diagnosis of the ‘Psychosexual Disorders’ described in the current edition of the DSM.

Thank you for purchasing this course. You will receive an email in 72 hours welcoming you as a participant and more information will follow.

2 CE