Case Management
"Case Management/Supervision --Individual or Group"
(by request)
This
is not a drop-in group; all participants must agree to attend all 6
sessions (with the exception of health or other type of crisis). There
is no make-up for any missed sessions. CEs and a Certificate of
Completion will be issued at the completion of all 6 sessions. Fee:
$150 per session or $800 for full 6 sessions ($100 DISCOUNT OFF
included). Ala carte payments accepted of $150 per session.
In
each session, various models for clinical sexological assessment and
treatment will be discussed on a case by case basis, such as the use of
sensate focus, PLISSIT, MEBES, traditional sex therapy,
Cognitive-Behavioral, REBT, Gestalt, NLP, psychodynamic and
non-traditional approaches for designing and managing effective
treatment plans for clients according to their specific case needs.
After initial training in the variety of assessment tools and treatment
modalities, Dr. Britton will begin by presenting cases from Dr.
Britton's own practice as a springboard for learning and discussion.
Participants in the group are expected to bring in their own cases to
deconstruct, debrief, analyze and resolve with dynamic treatment plans
in effect. Instruction will include lecture, group discussion, use of media, specific case presentations on DVD, role-plays and guided imagery work as needed.
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These are the 46 clinical sexological concerns, that are discussed in Dr. Britton's landmark book, The Art of Sex Coaching, that form the foundation for all case management work at I.S.S.R.
The range of 46 sexually related concerns
| Men | ||
| Low or no sexual desire (LD) | Early ejaculation (EE) | |
| Delayed ejaculation (DE) | Sexual inhibition (SI) | |
| Social/dating skills deficit (SDSD) | Desire for enhanced pleasure (EP) | |
| Sexual addiction/sexual compulsivity | Erectile dysfunction (ED Sexual trauma (ST) |
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| Body dysphoria issues (BI) | ||
Women |
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| Low or no sexual desire (LD) | Pre-orgasmic primary (alone) |
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| Pre-orgasmic secondary (partner) |
Dyspareunia (painful sex) | |
| Vaginismus | Sexual inhibitions (SI) | |
| Body dysphoria issues (BI) | Social/dating skills deficit (SDSD) | |
| Desire for enhanced pleasure (EP) | Sexual trauma (ST) | |
Couples |
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| Sexless relationship | Aversion to touch/misplaced touch communication | |
| Conflicts about desire/uneven desire (UD) | Conflicting values about monogamy/affairs | |
| Performance skills deficit (PSD) | Body image issues (BI) | |
| Communication style conflicts (CS) | Negotiation skills deficit (NSD) | |
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgendered |
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| Questioning sexual orientation and identity Wanting to meet a GLB partner |
Attempting to overcome issues related to homophobia, social stigma, or personal shame | |
| Coping with pressures from a partner to engage in sex with another person(s) |
Having the same concerns as other men/women | |
Transgendered |
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| Impact of gender identity conflict/confusion on family and lovers | Concerns about dating-in old/new gender | |
| Performance issues —Orgasm, etc. | Body changes and issues, such as passing | |
| Emotional turmoil with new orientation identity | Mental confusion; how to move into new gender lifestyle | |
| Social isolation; needing social skills to reveal new identity | ||
Pregnancy and Special Medical/Clinical |
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| Trying to conceive (TTC) Pregnancy prevention |
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| Pregnancy, postpartum and sex Medical/health issues Effects of medications |
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Non-Vanilla Sex |
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| Kink, fetish and BDSM | ||
| Swinging/group sex Polyamory interests Erotic indulgences, such as porn or compulsive sex play or all kinds |
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