Bodily aspects of sexuality. Working with the body. Aggression and sexuality. Sexual trauma and incest. Working with sexual fantasies. Love triangles as a playback of unconscious couple scenarios.
11. Love and sex as a platform for playing out violations in early object relations. Love and sexual addiction. Romantic love as an escape from intimacy. Paraphilias and perversions. Sado-masochistic alliances. Envy and hatred in love relationships. The influence of psychopathology on the development of mature love relationships.
12. Mature love and sexual relationships. Boundaries and time in love relationships. The possibility of understanding between men and women - reality or utopia?
13. Psychodynamics of love relationships: motivation for choosing a partner; unconscious conflicts and mechanisms of relationships; psychosomatic partnership; intimacy crisis; separation trauma. Internal limitations of specialists that reduce the effectiveness of interaction with clients, ways to overcome them. The concept of "norm" and pathology in sexology and sexopathology. The cycle of sexual interaction. Sexual disjunctions and dysfunctions, methods of correction.
14. Basic approaches to the treatment of sexual disorders. Psychotherapeutic correction of sexual disorders. Principles and methods of psychotherapy (group, individual, integrated). Psychotherapeutic correction of sexual disharmony of a married couple.
Specialised knowledge in the field of sexology is necessary for every psychologist and teacher today, because it is psychogenically determined disorders of sexual function that make up the largest part of all difficulties and failures in people's intimate lives, and the main method of their treatment is psychotherapy.1. Sex as a necessary condition for mental and emotional health. Modern methods of studying intimate relationships between boys and girls, men and women.
2. Sexual range of acceptability. Sexual constitution or sexual temperament. Erogenic zones. Pheromones. Sexual arousal. Masturbation.
3. Psychosexual development. Sexual identification. Sexual roles. Awakening of platonic, erotic and sexual libido. Formation of sexual orientation. Sexual education of children and adolescents.
4. Features of female orgasm. Why do women imitate orgasm? Sexual dysfunctions in women: Alibidemia, Nymphomania, Anorgasmia, Vaginismus, Dyspareunia.
5. Men's health and sexual satisfaction. Orgasm. Sexual disorders in men. Organic and psychogenic factors of erectile dysfunction. Anxious expectation of sexual failure syndrome. Premature ejaculation. Erotomania. Coitophobia.
6. Intimate life of adolescents and its connection with sexual disorders of adults. General information about sexual disharmonies, their differences from deviations, perversions and sexual psychopathies.
7. Gender and the spectrum of identities. Transgenderism. Sexual orientations: heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, asexuality. Sexual behaviour. Classification of functional sexual disorders, directions and targets of psychotherapeutic work
8. Sexual deviance. Porn addiction. Voyeurism. Frotterism. Sexwifeism. Transvestism. Role-playing games. Swinging.
9. Sexual complexes: Madonna and Harlot complex or why men cheat. Don Juanism. The complex of a knight and a libertine in women and much more. Algorithm of establishing contact with the client, formulating his request, technology of conducting a consultative conversation.
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